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Synonym for fool [verb]
The synonym fool synonymous definition words:
means
"activity"
cheat, mislead, con, cozen, deceive, delude, dupe, dawdle, dally, idle, jest, joke, loiter, play, tarry
cheat, mislead, con, cozen, deceive, delude, dupe, dawdle, dally, idle, jest, joke, loiter, play, tarry
Your question...fool [noun]
means "person"clown, buffoon, cretin, drool, harlequin, jester, zany, dunce, blockhead, ass, booby, butt, dolt, idiot, ignoramus, moron, idiot, imbecile, stupid person, wag, jerk, twerp
Further results for the word "fool"
buffoon [noun]
means "clown"fool, drool, harlequin, jester, zany
catch [verb]
means "action"fool
corner [verb]
means "activity"fool
dupe [noun]
means "victim"fool, gull, sucker
harlequin [noun]
means "humorist"buffoon, fool, clown, jester, joker, comedian
idiot [noun]
means "oaf"fool, imbecile, moron
ignoramus [noun]
means "dunce"blockhead, booby, dolt, idiot, fool
imbecile [noun]
means "moron"idiot, fool, stupid person, jerk, twerp
jester [noun]
means "humorist"buffoon, fool, harlequin, clown, joker, comedian
joker [noun]
means "humorist"buffoon, fool, harlequin, jester, clown, comedian
mislead [verb]
means "betray"delude, deceive, fool, dupe, beguile
numskull [noun]
means "simpleton"dunce, nitwit, blockhead, dope, fool
outmanoeuvre [verb]
means "outwit"fool
overreach [verb]
means "outsmart"outwit, deceive, fool, cheat
scapegoat [noun]
means "object of ridicule"dupe, sucker, fool, victim, butt, sap
sucker [noun]
means "object of ridicule"dupe, butt, fool, victim, scapegoat, sap
trick [verb]
means "action"deceive, fool, cheat, dupe, swindle, delude
twerp [noun]
means "moron"idiot, imbecile, stupid person, jerk, fool
zany [noun]
means "clown"comedian, joker, buffoon, fool, simpleton, wag
foolhardy [adjective]
means "careless"hasty, headlong, indiscreet, precipitate, rash, reckless, thoughtless
fooling [adjective]
means "joking"bantering, facetious, deceitful, humorous, smart aleck, insincere, witty
foolishness [noun]
means "unsteadiness"flightiness, thoughtlessness, fickleness, nonsense, giddiness, rashness, folly
asinine [adjective]
means "ridiculous"absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, senseless, inane
dull [adjective]
means "characteristic"boring, fatuous, foolish, depressing, inapt, drear
expressionless [adjective]
means "empty"trifling, stupid, foolish, frivolous, blank
extravagant [adjective]
means "unreasonable"unrestrained, absurd, preposterous, fantastic, foolish, wild
fickleness [noun]
means "unsteadiness"flightiness, thoughtlessness, nonsense, foolishness, giddiness, rashness
flightiness [noun]
means "unsteadiness"nonsense, thoughtlessness, fickleness, foolishness, giddiness, rashness
folly [noun]
means "unsteadiness"flightiness, thoughtlessness, fickleness, foolishness, giddiness, rashness
hasty [adjective]
means "careless"foolhardy, headlong, indiscreet, precipitate, rash, reckless
nonsense [noun]
means "unsteadiness"flightiness, thoughtlessness, fickleness, foolishness, giddiness, rashness
putter [verb]
means "dabble"play, toy, fool around, trifle
ridiculous [adjective]
means "senseless"absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, asinine, inane
rowdiness [noun]
means "clowning"fooling, horseplay, joke, fun
senseless [adjective]
means "ridiculous"absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, asinine, inane
thoughtlessness [noun]
means "unsteadiness"flightiness, nonsense, fickleness, foolishness, giddiness, rashness
unsteadiness [noun]
means "nonsense"flightiness, thoughtlessness, fickleness, foolishness, giddiness, rashness
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