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Definition of tomfool - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The tomfool at the party spilled his drink everywhere..
2.
birdDated Caribbean bird seen as foolishDated
- The tomfool perched on the branch, unafraid of humans.
Images of tomfool

Caribbean bird seen as foolish
Origin of tomfool
English, Tom (foolish person) + fool (silly person)
Examples of tomfool in a sentence
The tomfool missed the obvious clue. A tomfool flew by, startling the tourists. Spotting a tomfool is considered lucky by locals.
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- French:imbécile, tomfool, ...
- German:Dummkopf, Tölpel, ...
- Italian:stupido, uccello sciocco, ...
- Spanish:tonto, pájaro bobo, ...
- Portuguese:pateta, ave tola caribenha, ...
- Chinese:傻瓜, 傻鸟, ...
- Japanese:愚か者, アホウドリ, ...
- Arabic:أحمق, طَائِر أَحْمَق, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹטֶה, סוֹלָה, ...
- Russian:дурак, глупая птица, ...
- Ukrainian:дурень, томфул, ...
- Hindi:मूर्ख, टॉमफूल, ...
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