Examples of 'fool' in a sentence
Meaning of "fool"
A fool is a person who lacks good sense or judgment, often making silly decisions. It is used as a noun to refer to someone who is considered to be unintelligent or gullible
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- A person with poor judgment or little intelligence.
- A jester; a person whose role was to entertain a sovereign and the court (or lower personages).
- Someone who derives pleasure from something specified.
- Buddy, dude, man.
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Making a fool of yourself in front of a million people.
You must be as big a fool as you are a thief.
Only a fool would underestimate your resourcefulness.
You are nothing but a fool grasping at straws.
They fool your perception as to what is real.
I do not get to fool around that much.
No fool would take a chance on a loser like me.
You can not fool around anymore.
A fool and his gold are soon parted.
I will just fool around with you.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
I would make a fool of myself down there.
Enjoy your life with this fool.
You made a fool out of your husband.
But do not scream like a fool here.
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They got that fool notion from me.
Any fool in this town would think of it.
We do not have to fool around with anybody.
No fool will take the obvious trap.
You could not fool me for a microt.
But do not let that fool you.
I vamped an old fool of a general over a cutlet.
I am the one trying to kill that fool.
I can not fool that crÃtic.
He was in a position where he had to act or look a fool.
Only a fool ignores his spiritual development.
I do not want to fool around with you.
Any fool can learn the second.
Let him make a fool out of himself.
A detective who is a complete and utter fool.
He would be a fool if he does not take the deal.
Do not let these glasses fool you.
Do not fool around with that microphone.
You have been a fool for too long.
Only a fool runs quickly to war or love.
And you are a naive fool for believing in.
Only a fool confuses fate with destiny.
Human beings will fool you sometimes.
That fool can not even see.
And you are gonna make a fool of yourself.
You make a fool of me and everyone here.
Do not let the collar fool you.
You do not fool me for one second.
I said you were a coward and a big fool.
I would the fool were married to her grave.
Well do not let appearances fool you.
And also a fool to ask such questions.
Our physician has become our fool.
Could not fool me with that language.
I begged him not to marry me to such a fool.
