fool 音標拼音: [f'ul]
n . 愚人,受騙者,奶油拌水果
vt . 愚弄,欺騙,浪費
vi . 干傻事,開玩笑
愚人,受騙者,奶油拌水果愚弄,欺騙,浪費幹傻事,開玩笑
fool n 1 :
a person who lacks good judgment [
synonym : {
fool }, {
sap },
{
saphead }, {
muggins }, {
tomfool }]
2 :
a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of [
synonym :
{
chump }, {
fool }, {
gull }, {
mark }, {
patsy }, {
fall guy },
{
sucker }, {
soft touch }, {
mug }]
3 :
a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the Middle Ages [
synonym : {
jester }, {
fool }, {
motley fool }]
v 1 :
make a fool or dupe of [
synonym : {
fool }, {
gull }, {
befool }]
2 :
spend frivolously and unwisely ; "
Fritter away one '
s inheritance " [
synonym : {
fritter }, {
frivol away }, {
dissipate },
{
shoot }, {
fritter away }, {
fool }, {
fool away }]
3 :
fool or hoax ; "
The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone "; "
You can '
t fool me !" [
synonym : {
gull }, {
dupe },
{
slang }, {
befool }, {
cod }, {
fool }, {
put on }, {
take in }, {
put one over }, {
put one across }]
4 :
indulge in horseplay ; "
Enough horsing around --
let '
s get back to work !"; "
The bored children were fooling about " [
synonym :
{
horse around }, {
arse around }, {
fool around }, {
fool }]
Fool \
Fool \,
n . [
Cf .
F .
fouler to tread ,
crush .
Cf .
1st {
Foil }.]
A compound of gooseberries scalded and crushed ,
with cream ;
--
commonly called gooseberry fool .
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Fool \
Fool \,
n . [
OE .
fol ,
n . &
adj .,
F .
fol ,
fou ,
foolish ,
mad ;
a fool ,
prob .
fr .
L .
follis a bellows ,
wind bag ,
an inflated ball ;
perh .
akin to E .
bellows .
Cf . {
Folly }, {
Follicle }.]
1 .
One destitute of reason ,
or of the common powers of understanding ;
an idiot ;
a natural .
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2 .
A person deficient in intellect ;
one who acts absurdly ,
or pursues a course contrary to the dictates of wisdom ;
one without judgment ;
a simpleton ;
a dolt .
[
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Extol not riches ,
then ,
the toil of fools . --
Milton .
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Experience keeps a dear school ,
but fools will learn in no other . --
Franklin .
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3 . (
Script .)
One who acts contrary to moral and religious wisdom ;
a wicked person .
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The fool hath said in his heart ,
There is no God .
--
Ps .
xiv .
1 .
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4 .
One who counterfeits folly ;
a professional jester or buffoon ;
a retainer formerly kept to make sport ,
dressed fantastically in motley ,
with ridiculous accouterments .
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Can they think me . . .
their fool or jester ?
--
Milton .
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{
April fool }, {
Court fool },
etc .
See under {
April }, {
Court },
etc .
{
Fool '
s cap },
a cap or hood to which bells were usually attached ,
formerly worn by professional jesters .
{
Fool '
s errand },
an unreasonable ,
silly ,
profitless adventure or undertaking .
{
Fool '
s gold },
iron or copper pyrites ,
resembling gold in color .
{
Fool '
s paradise },
a name applied to a limbo (
see under {
Limbo })
popularly believed to be the region of vanity and nonsense .
Hence ,
any foolish pleasure or condition of vain self -
satistaction .
{
Fool '
s parsley } (
Bot .),
an annual umbelliferous plant ({
Aethusa Cynapium })
resembling parsley ,
but nauseous and poisonous .
{
To make a fool of },
to render ridiculous ;
to outwit ;
to shame . [
Colloq .]
{
To play the fool },
to act foolishly ;
to act the buffoon ;
to act a foolish part . "
I have played the fool ,
and have erred exceedingly ." --
1 Sam .
xxvi .
21 .
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Fool \
Fool \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Fooled };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Fooling }.]
To play the fool .
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2 .
To waste time in unproductive activity ;
to spend time in idle sport or mirth ;
to trifle ;
to toy .
Syn :
fool around .
[
PJC ]
Is this a time for fooling ? --
Dryden .
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Fool \
Fool \,
v .
t .
1 .
To infatuate ;
to make foolish . --
Shak .
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For ,
fooled with hope ,
men favor the deceit .
--
Dryden .
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2 .
To use as a fool ;
to deceive in a shameful or mortifying manner ;
to impose upon ;
to cheat by inspiring foolish confidence ;
as ,
to fool one out of his money .
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You are fooled ,
discarded ,
and shook off By him for whom these shames ye underwent . --
Shak .
[
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{
To fool away },
to get rid of foolishly ;
to spend in trifles ,
idleness ,
folly ,
or without advantage .
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291 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fool ":
Columbine ,
Hanswurst ,
Harlequin ,
Pantalone ,
Pantaloon ,
Polichinelle ,
Pulcinella ,
Punch ,
Punchinello ,
Scaramouch ,
ament ,
apish ,
asinine ,
ass ,
babe ,
bamboozle ,
banter ,
batty ,
be foolish ,
be stupid ,
befool ,
befooled ,
beguiled ,
besotted ,
birdbrain ,
blockhead ,
bluff ,
bonehead ,
boob ,
booby ,
brainless ,
buffo ,
buffoon ,
buffoonish ,
busybody ,
butt ,
butt in ,
byword ,
byword of reproach ,
cavort ,
cheat ,
chouse ,
chucklehead ,
chump ,
cinch ,
clod ,
clodpate ,
clodpoll ,
clown ,
clown around ,
cockeyed ,
come -
on ,
comedian ,
comedienne ,
comic ,
con ,
coquet ,
cozen ,
crazy ,
credulous ,
credulous person ,
cretin ,
cull ,
dabble ,
dabbler ,
daffy ,
daft ,
dally ,
dawdle ,
dazed ,
deceive ,
defraud ,
delude ,
derision ,
dilettante ,
dimwit ,
dizzy ,
dolt ,
donkey ,
doodle ,
dope ,
doting ,
droll ,
dumb ,
dumbbell ,
dummy ,
dunce ,
dupe ,
easy mark ,
easy pickings ,
entertainer ,
fair game ,
fake ,
fake out ,
fall guy ,
farceur ,
fatuitous ,
fatuous ,
featherbrain ,
featherhead ,
feign ,
fiddle ,
fiddle with ,
fiddle -
faddle ,
fidget with ,
figure of fun ,
finger with ,
fish ,
flaky ,
fleece ,
flirt ,
fond ,
fool around ,
fool with ,
foolheaded ,
foolish ,
footle ,
fribble ,
frivol ,
frolic ,
fuddled ,
futile ,
gaga ,
gambol ,
game ,
gazingstock ,
get funny ,
git ,
go haywire ,
goat ,
gobe -
mouches ,
goofy ,
goon ,
goose ,
greener ,
greenhorn ,
greeny ,
gudgeon ,
gull ,
gulled ,
half -
wit ,
harlequin ,
hoax ,
hoodwink ,
horn in ,
horse around ,
humbug ,
idiot ,
idiotic ,
idle ,
ignoramus ,
illiterate ,
illiterati ,
imbecile ,
inane ,
inept ,
infatuated ,
innocent ,
insane ,
instrument ,
interfere ,
interlope ,
intermeddle ,
invite ridicule ,
jack -
pudding ,
jackass ,
jay ,
jerk ,
jerk off ,
jest ,
jester ,
jestingstock ,
joke ,
joker ,
jokester ,
josh ,
kid ,
kid around ,
know -
nothing ,
kooky ,
laughingstock ,
lead on ,
leadpipe cinch ,
loiter ,
loon ,
loony ,
loser ,
lowbrow ,
mad ,
madman ,
make ,
make believe ,
mark ,
maudlin ,
meddle with ,
merry -
andrew ,
mess around ,
middlebrow ,
mislead ,
mockery ,
monkey ,
monkey around ,
monkey with ,
mooncalf ,
moron ,
moronic ,
motley ,
motley fool ,
mug ,
natural ,
nincompoop ,
ninny ,
ninnyhammer ,
nit ,
nitwit ,
no scholar ,
numskull ,
nutty ,
oaf ,
patsy ,
pickle -
herring ,
piddle ,
pigeon ,
pinhead ,
play ,
play around ,
play the buffoon ,
play the fool ,
play with ,
plaything ,
pluck ,
poop ,
potter ,
pretend ,
prize sap ,
puddinghead ,
pushover ,
put one on ,
putter ,
rattlebrain ,
retard ,
romp ,
sap ,
saphead ,
sappy ,
scatterbrain ,
schlemiel ,
schmuck ,
screwy ,
senseless ,
sentimental ,
silly ,
simple ,
simpleton ,
sitting duck ,
smatter ,
snow ,
softhead ,
spoof ,
stock ,
stooge ,
string along ,
stupid ,
sucker ,
swindle ,
take in ,
tamper ,
tamper with ,
target ,
tease ,
tenderfoot ,
thoughtless ,
tinker ,
tomfool ,
tool ,
toy ,
toy with ,
trick ,
trifle ,
trifle with ,
trusting soul ,
twiddle ,
twist ,
twit ,
unintelligentsia ,
victim ,
wacky ,
wanton ,
wet ,
witless ,
zany
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