What does fool mean

English [fu? L] beauty [fu? L]

n. fool; Clowns; Cream fruit paste

v. fool; Deception; Joke; Do stupid things; Play with; Fool around

past tense: fool past participle: fool present participle: fool third person singular: fool

usage and examples:

Example

Used as a noun (n.)

What a fool I was to believe he is a good man.

I actually believe that he is a good man. I am really a good man.

I am a fool to have rejected the job.

It was foolish of me to refuse that job.

He played the fool to entertain the king in that opera.

In that opera, he played a clown to amuse the king.

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Used as a verb (v.)

He is trying to fool you, don't listen to him.

He wants to fool you, don't listen to him.

Do not let him fool you with nonsense like that.

Don't let him fool you with that nonsense.

he has a lot of people into believing he is a rich man.

He has deceived many people and made people believe that he is a rich man.

She cheated the old man out of all his money.

She cheated the old man out of all his money.

I was only fooling when I said I'd lost your keys.

I said I lost your keys, just for fun.

Don't be angry. We are just fooling.

Don't be angry, we are just joking.

stop fooling with her affections.

Stop playing with her feelings.

That silly child never does anything; He just tools about all day long.

That silly boy never does anything, but just idles around all day.

I was mean to be working on Sunday, but I just fool around all day.

I should have been working on Sunday, but I just goofed around all day.