English
Noun
fool (plural: fools )
- A person with poor judgement
- A person whose role was to entertain a sovereign and the court.
- A type of dessert made of puréed fruit and custard or cream.
Synonyms
- (person with poor judgement): See WikiSaurus:fool
- (person who entertained a sovereign): jester , joker
Translations
person with poor judgement
- Danish: fjols n
- Finnish: typerys , hölmö , idiootti
- French: imbécile m, idiot m
- Irish:: amadán m, óinseach f
- Latin: stultus m
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- Lithuanian: kvailys m
- Portuguese bobo m, tolo m, idiota m
- Russian: дурак m
- Slovak: blázon m
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person who entertained a sovereign
- Danish: nar c
- Finnish: narri , hovinarri
- French: fou m, bouffon m
- Lithuanian: juokdarys m
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- Portuguese bobo da corte m, bobo m
- Russian шут m
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dessert
Transitive verb
to fool (fooled , fooled)
- To trick.
Translations
- Finnish: huijata (1), narrata (1), puliveivata (1, colloquial)
- French: deconner (slang)
- Russian: дурить
- Slovak: okabátiť
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