Definition Synonyms
Definition of foolery - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behaviorRare silly or foolish behaviorRare
- Their constant foolery disrupted the class..
2.
prankRare act intended to amuse or trickRare
- The foolery made everyone laugh at the party.
3.
languageRare speech that is foolish or nonsensicalRare
- Her foolery during the conversation was entertaining.
Origin of foolery
English, fool (silly person) + -ery (practice of)
Examples of foolery in a sentence
The foolery of the children made everyone laugh. His foolery often got him into trouble. The foolery in the skit was well-received. His foolery in the meeting was distracting. The foolery in the play was well-received.
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- French:pitrerie, farce, ...
- German:Albernheit, Narrheit, ...
- Italian:buffonata, scherzo, ...
- Spanish:payasada, broma, ...
- Portuguese:palhaçada, brincadeira, ...
- Chinese:愚蠢行为, 戏弄, ...
- Japanese:愚行, いたずら, ...
- Arabic:حَمَاقَة, هَزْل, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁטוּיוֹת, שְׁטוּת, ...
- Russian:дурачество, шутка, ...
- Ukrainian:дурість, дурощі, ...
- Hindi:मूर्खता, मजाक, ...
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