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Fool
Fool
n.
A
compound
of
gooseberries
scalded
and
crushed
,
with
cream
;
commonly
called
gooseberry
fool
.
Fool
n.
One
destitute
of
reason
, or of
the
common
powers
of
understanding
; an
idiot
; a
natural
.
Fool
n.
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
.
Fool
n.
One
who
acts
contrary
to
moral
and
religious
wisdom
; a
wicked
person
.
Fool
n.
One
who
counterfeits
folly
; a
professional
jester
or
buffoon
; a
retainer
formerly
kept
to
make
sport
,
dressed
fantastically
in
motley
,
with
ridiculous
accouterments
.
Fool
v. i.
To
play
the
fool
; to
trifle
; to
toy
; to
spend
time
in
idle
sport
or
mirth
.
Fool
v. t.
To
infatuate
; to
make
foolish
.
Fool
v. t.
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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