Aranan: salak
Fool
/fuːl/Giriş yap, bu kelimeyi “Kelimelerim”e ekle.
Çeviriler
isim
- fool
- ace's Colloquial
- airhead Slang
- airheads Slang
- anserine General
- anserines General
- arsehole Slang
- asshole Slang
- ass's Slang
- baboon British Slang
- baboons British Slang
- bams British Slang
- bird's Colloquial
- blockhead Slang
- blockheads Slang
- bonehead British Slang
- boneheads British Slang
- booby General
- bozo British Slang
- bozos British Slang
- brack Slang
- bracking Slang
- bugger's British Slang
- bulb's Colloquial
- bungalow British Slang
- bungalows British Slang
- bungalow's British Slang
- bun's British Slang
- chump General
- chumped General
- chumping General
- clot General
- clucky Colloquial
- country's General
- cretin General
- cretins General
- dagged Slang
- deaconing British Slang
- deacon's British Slang
- deacons British Slang
- dildo British Slang
- dildos British Slang
- dimmock British Slang
- dimwit Colloquial
- dimwits Colloquial
- dingbat British Slang
- dingbats British Slang
- dink Slang
- dipstick Colloquial
- dipsticks Colloquial
- divvy British Slang
- divvies British Slang
- divvied British Slang
- divvying British Slang
- dobber British Slang
- dobbers British Slang
- dolt General
- dolts General
- dope General
- dopehead British Slang
- dopes General
- dork Slang
- dorks Slang
- doted General
- dotes General
- doughnut British Slang
- doughnut's British Slang
- dozy British Slang
- drongo Slang
- drongos Slang
- duffer British Slang
- duffers British Slang
- fat-head British Slang
- feeb Slang
- fruit's Slang
- fuckwit Slang
- galah Slang
- galahs Slang
- galoot British Slang
- galoots British Slang
- get British Slang
- gimp British Slang
- gimping British Slang
- gimps British Slang
- glaikit British Slang
- gobbin British Slang
- gobbledygook British Slang
- gobbledygooks British Slang
- gonk British Slang
- gowk British Slang
- gowks British Slang
- halfwit General
- hebete General
- jobbernowl Slang
- jug's British Slang
- knobber British Slang
- lamer Slang
- lemon's British Slang
- loggerhead Slang
- mong British Slang
- mongler British Slang
- nanas British Slang
- nimrods Slang
- nincompoop Slang
- nincompoops Slang
- ninny General
- ninnies General
- nit British Slang
- nob British Slang
- nobber British Slang
- nobs British Slang
- nugget British Slang
- nuggets British Slang
- pie-eater British Slang
- pilchard British Slang
- pilchards British Slang
- pot's British Slang
- prat British Slang
- prats British Slang
- prick British Slang
- saft British Slang
- sausage's British Slang
- schlump Slang
- schlumps Slang
- schmo Slang
- schmos Slang
- shlemiels General
- shlemiel General
- silly General
- sillier General
- sillies General
- silliest General
- spanner British Slang
- spanner's British Slang
- spaz British Slang
- spoon British Slang
- spooned British Slang
- spooning British Slang
- sucker General
- tomnoddy General
- tool British Slang
- tosser British Slang
- tossers British Slang
- tumphy Colloquial
- twat British Slang
- twats British Slang
- twerp British Slang
- twerps British Slang
- twirp General
- twirps General
- twit British Slang
- twits British Slang
- twitted British Slang
- twitting British Slang
- wanker British Slang
- wit's Colloquial
- wolly British Slang
- dim. Colloquial
- div. British Slang
- pot. British Slang
- Berk General
- Berks General
- Burk British Slang
- Charlie British Slang
- Dag Slang
- Deacon British Slang
- Dorkus Slang
- Langer British Slang
- Lemon British Slang
- Maximus Slang
- Muffin British Slang
- Nana British Slang
- Nimrod Slang
- Plank British Slang
- Tit Slang
- Toby-jug British Slang
- Wally British Slang
- Wang British Slang
- ACE Colloquial
- BAM British Slang
- DIM British Slang
- DIMS British Slang
- DIP Colloquial
- DIV British Slang
- DOTE General
- SPAG British Slang
- Jam. British Slang
sıfat
- idiot
- idiot's
- stupid
- stupider
- stupidest
- stupids
- addlebrained General
- addlepated General
- anserous General
- ass's Slang
- beetle-headed General
- beetle's General
- blunderheaded General
- cockeyed General
- crazy General
- crazier General
- craziest General
- cuckoo General
- cuckooed General
- cuckooing General
- cuckoo's General
- cuckoos General
- daft General
- dimwitted General
- dim-witted General
- ditzy General
- doltish General
- dopey General
- dopy General
- dorky General
- foolish General
- gabies Slang
- gaumless Slang
- goofier General
- goofiest General
- goofy General
- gormless Slang
- gullible General
- half- General
- half-witted General
- hammerheaded General
- hare-brained Idioms
- hare's Idioms
- insulse General
- jerky General
- jerkiest General
- obtuse General
- pig's British Slang
- saccadic General
- dim. General
- Gaby Slang
Tanımlar (İngilizce)
-
isim
A person with poor judgment or little intelligence.
“You were a fool to cross that busy road without looking.”
- isim A jester; a person whose role was to entertain a sovereign and the court (or lower personages).
- isim A stock character typified by unintelligence, naïveté or lucklessness, usually as a form of comic relief; often used as a source of insight or pathos for the audience, as such characters are generally less bound by social expectations.
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isim
Someone who has been made a fool of or tricked; dupe.
“Such clouds of nameless trouble cross All night below the darken’d eyes; With morning wakes the will, and cries, ‘Thou shalt not be the fool of loss.’”
-
isim
Someone who derives pleasure from something specified.
“Can they think me […] their fool or jester?”
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isim
An informal greeting akin to buddy, dude, or man.
“Upon opening the door, Trech was suddenly drawn aback by the shocking presence of the armed goon standing directly in front of him. “Yo, what up fool? […]””
- isim A particular card in a tarot deck, representing a jester.
- isim A tankie.
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fiil
To trick; to deceive.
“She bit it gently and found that it resembled a worm in no way whatsoever as to taste although because it was long and slender, a Little Red Hen might easily be fooled by its appearance.”
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fiil
To act in an idiotic manner; to act foolishly.
“1681/1682, John Dryden, The Spanish Fryar Is this a time for fooling?”
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fiil
To make a fool of; to make act the fool.
“They fool me to the top of my bent.”
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sıfat
Foolish.
“Of all the fool, fruitless jobs, making anything of a creature that begins by deceiving her, is the foolest a sane woman ever undertook.”
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isim
A type of dessert made of puréed fruit and custard or cream.
“an apricot fool; a gooseberry fool”
- özel isim A surname.
- özel isim Alternative letter-case form of fool (“a particular card in a tarot deck, representing a jester”).