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noun. a person who lacks good sense or judgment; verb. to cause to believe what is untrue
Afooland his money are soon parted. OR You cannotfoolme.
A fool and his money are soon parted. OR You cannot fool me.
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Who was not real and was only a dummy made to fool people?
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Because of Cado's insistance, what did Isobel disquise herself as to fool the Spanish privateers?
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How did Billy want to fool Mrs. Riley on April Fool's Day?
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When Jamie was caught with the fool revolver by the union troops, what did they do?
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How did the rabbit fool the ty snake?
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The childs naivety made him easy to fool.
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How did Uncle Archibald fool the king?
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How did Silver make a fool out of herself at the pajama party?
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Why do you think Doom told Joshua he was a fool for writing in a journal?
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How did Nancy fool Fleetfoot Joe?
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How is Mater able to fool the bad cars?
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What does 'A fool and his money are soon parted' mean?
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What do Siara and Harry fool Todd into thinking is a drug?
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How did Tommy make a fool of Sean?
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half-wit; lunatic; nitwit; dupe
wise man
1 syllables
fool
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