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Synonyms
fool noun, verb
noun
blockhead, fat-head, dunce, dimwit, simpleton, halfwit, idiot, cretin, imbecile, ignoramus, moron, dupe, stooge, butt, laughing-stock, clown, comic, buffoon, jester, muggins, gull, Jack-fool, jackass, lemming, mooncalf, soft, softy, Tom-noddy, tomfool, punk; dialect gowk, mumchance, barmpot, gump, haverel; Scottish coof, dottle; Scottish & Irish eejit; Irish omadhaun; North American cluck, dumb-cluck, yap old cony, fon, fondling, want-wit, patch, sot, wigeon; Shakesp lack-brain, bauble, capocchia, snipe colloquial nincompoop, ass, chump, ninny, neddy, clot, dope, twit, nitwit, nit, sucker, mug, twerp, birdbrain, lamebrain, knuckle-head, silly-billy, berk, (proper) Charlie, gubbins, sap, saphead, wazzock, dum-dum, coot, goat, head-banger; Scottish bampot; North American lunkhead, chowderhead, putz, doofus; Australian dill, boofhead slang wally, jerk, dumbo, muppet, pillock, prat, dork, geek, plonker, git, nerd, nerk, nelly, goop, josser, nig-nog, sawney, schlemiel, turkey, cloth head, dipstick, goof, kook, pillock, tosspot; North American jughead, schmo, dingbat, dweeb; taboo prick, dickhead; Australian galah, nana; Australian & New Zealand nong old slang cake
verb
1 deceive , take in, delude, mislead, beguile, make a fool of, dupe, gull, hoodwink, put one over on, trick, hoax, cheat, swindle, bluff, tease, joke, jest, play tricks, pretend, feign, sham old fon colloquial con, diddle, string along, have on, kid, string along, pull someone's leg, bamboozle
2 stop fooling about
lark about, play about, monkey about/around colloquial horse around, mess about/around slang fart about/around, ponce about/around, piss about/around
3 fooling about with my wife
philander, flirt, play around, have an affair, womanize colloquial carry on, sleep around, mess about/around
play the fool
fool around, fool about, mess about, mess around, muck about, muck around, clown around, monkey around, play the giddy goat old fon colloquial act the fool, horse around
noun
blockhead, fat-head, dunce, dimwit, simpleton, halfwit, idiot, cretin, imbecile, ignoramus, moron, dupe, stooge, butt, laughing-stock, clown, comic, buffoon, jester, muggins, gull, Jack-fool, jackass, lemming, mooncalf, soft, softy, Tom-noddy, tomfool, punk; dialect gowk, mumchance, barmpot, gump, haverel; Scottish coof, dottle; Scottish & Irish eejit; Irish omadhaun; North American cluck, dumb-cluck, yap old cony, fon, fondling, want-wit, patch, sot, wigeon; Shakesp lack-brain, bauble, capocchia, snipe colloquial nincompoop, ass, chump, ninny, neddy, clot, dope, twit, nitwit, nit, sucker, mug, twerp, birdbrain, lamebrain, knuckle-head, silly-billy, berk, (proper) Charlie, gubbins, sap, saphead, wazzock, dum-dum, coot, goat, head-banger; Scottish bampot; North American lunkhead, chowderhead, putz, doofus; Australian dill, boofhead slang wally, jerk, dumbo, muppet, pillock, prat, dork, geek, plonker, git, nerd, nerk, nelly, goop, josser, nig-nog, sawney, schlemiel, turkey, cloth head, dipstick, goof, kook, pillock, tosspot; North American jughead, schmo, dingbat, dweeb; taboo prick, dickhead; Australian galah, nana; Australian & New Zealand nong old slang cake
verb
1 deceive , take in, delude, mislead, beguile, make a fool of, dupe, gull, hoodwink, put one over on, trick, hoax, cheat, swindle, bluff, tease, joke, jest, play tricks, pretend, feign, sham old fon colloquial con, diddle, string along, have on, kid, string along, pull someone's leg, bamboozle
2 stop fooling about
lark about, play about, monkey about/around colloquial horse around, mess about/around slang fart about/around, ponce about/around, piss about/around
3 fooling about with my wife
philander, flirt, play around, have an affair, womanize colloquial carry on, sleep around, mess about/around
play the fool
fool around, fool about, mess about, mess around, muck about, muck around, clown around, monkey around, play the giddy goat old fon colloquial act the fool, horse around
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