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foolUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfuːl/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ful/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(fo̅o̅l) fool WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Verb: trick Synonyms: trick Collocations, dupe, mislead Collocations, con Collocations (informal), have Collocations (informal), swindle Collocations, deceive Collocations, lie to, sucker Collocations (US, slang), delude, bluff Collocations, burn Collocations (slang), fake out (slang), beguile, hoodwink (informal), take in (informal), catch out, take for a ride (informal), scam Collocations (slang), hustle Collocations (slang) Antonyms: expose Collocations, debunk, reveal Collocations, unmask, uncover Collocations, divulge, be honest, be straightforward Sense: Verb: joke - usually followed by 'around' Synonyms: joke Collocations, joke around, kid Collocations (informal), clown around, play around, tease Collocations, jest, fun Collocations, be up to no good Sense: Noun: stupid person Synonyms: idiot Collocations, moron Collocations, nitwit, nit (UK), simpleton, imbecile, dope Collocations, dipstick (informal), dimwit (informal), numskull (informal), jerk Collocations (informal), nincompoop (informal), half-wit (informal), dunce (informal), birdbrain (informal), buffoon (informal), jackass Collocations (informal), knucklehead (informal), blockhead (informal), dunderhead (informal), airhead (informal), bonehead (informal), halfwit (informal), oaf, ignoramus, cretin, jokester, lamebrain (informal), boob Collocations (informal), clown Collocations (informal), donkey Collocations (informal), clod (informal), meathead (informal), ninny (informal), git (UK, informal), numpty (UK, informal), twat Collocations (UK, vulgar, slang) Antonyms: 🗣️Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: - Alright guys I will fool you this time. - English Only forum
'Just a fool to believe' - English Only forum (an) April Fool's joke - English Only forum a big enough fool (adjective+enough+noun) - English Only forum a fool and his money are soon parted - English Only forum A fool at 40 is a fool forever - English Only forum a fool for the taking - English Only forum a fool from nature - English Only forum a fool in love - English Only forum A fool knows more... - English Only forum a fool <of a> husband - English Only forum A fool that I am; such a nuisance that he is - English Only forum A fool that will swallow flattery... - English Only forum a fool to agree - English Only forum a fool to herself - English Only forum A fool was going on - English Only forum A girl of a fool or a fool of a girl - English Only forum act/play + stupid/dumb/the fool - English Only forum Ain't gonna be you, fool - English Only forum Although he is / Despite being a fool. - English Only forum April fool! - English Only forum April FOOL'S Day vs April FOOLS' Day [+joke] - English Only forum Are you making me a fool? - English Only forum Be a fool to be doing - English Only forum be a fool for one's pains - English Only forum be thought a fool - English Only forum "Being a magician, he will fool everyone" - English Only forum being foreign fool you - English Only forum bloody fool - English Only forum Call a fool - English Only forum more...
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