Fooling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOOLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• trick or deceive (someone); dupe
• act in a joking, frivolous, or teasing way
• engage in casual or extramarital sexual activity.
NOUN:
• playing the fool
• a person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person
• a person who is duped or imposed on
• a jester or clown, especially one retained in a royal or noble household.
• a cold dessert made of pureed fruit mixed or served with cream or custard
ADJECTIVE:
• foolish; silly
• characterized by a feeling of irresponsibility
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to deceive

Words related to FOOLING

fool7 fooled10 fools8

Words that contain FOOLING

foolings12 befooling15 unfooling13 outfooling14 tomfooling16

How to use FOOLING in a sentence

• In future no one will go fooling round there except the fishermen.
• And the first thing I saw there was Jeeves, fooling about with trousers.
• I had set my heart on fooling Kybird and Smith, and now all my trouble is wasted.
• She was a servant-girl, serving all her time, and knew no other recreation than fooling with men.
• He considered having another ale, making friends with her and starting a new life in Brattleboro or over the mountain in Bennington, but he knew that he was fooling himself.
• Too many engineers forget that when he is fooling around that he is the only one losing time.
• ALTMAYER Come! look me in the face! no fooling now! You are but making fun of us, I trow.
• And all the time he had been fooling her to the top of her bent.
• But they never ventured to follow me or attempted to satisfy themselves that I was not fooling them all the while.
• He had neither time nor inclination for such fooling, as he termed it.
• Alderman Mooney was down in the cellar fooling with the furnace.
• Holy Virgin! it was not possible! Was his brain fooling him? He grew faint.
• When something like calm had settled once more on the audience, If-only Jim remarked that he guessed they would have to quit their fooling and get down to the business of church.
• Had his forty years of prayer been a terrible mistake, and was his soul indeed like a clown, fooling in the market-place? He knew not what to think.
• She knew by his tone, by his every gesture, that he was not fooling.
• At the same time I’ll persuade him to let Chrysalus off for my sake and not to be at all angry with him on account of his fooling him, for my sake, about the gold.
• Would it help his case to deny that he had thought of fooling her, that he never had any intention of shooting Ben? He thought not.
• He stopped to call him also, and then found an excuse to linger ten minutes more fooling with his dogs.
• Somebody ought to have spoken plainly, because with fairies and angels of that sort fooling about, no one was ever safe for a moment.
• Since it was more agreeable to be fooling with the light than to let it shine steadily, Roy amused himself by spelling the word DANGER again and again.
• There Liston and Wrench had delighted the town with their most excellent fooling.
• The affair furnished Fowke with some excellent fooling.
• If they thought to rid themselves of him by this fooling they would learn their mistake.
• The Germans had put some shells in the neighbourhood, but without fooling the old hands.
• Everybody reads him, but the fooling he inspires is made up of admiration and exasperation.
• His daily column was a crystallization of the busy fancies that were running through his head during all his hours of fooling and nights of light-hearted pleasure.
• Probably some of those boys have been fooling around here.
• But what tickled Blacky most the knowledge that Reddy Fox thought he was fooling Blacky.
• But it pleased him still more to know that he was fooling clever Reddy Fox while Reddy thought he was the one who was doing the fooling.
• Another cobra was put in his place at the bowl, and his persecutor sat down on the ground with him, fooling with him as though he had been a kitten or a pet dog.
• We thought he was fooling at first, but soon made out that he was in genuine trouble.
• Come, then, let us cast off fooling, and put by ease and rest, For the Cause alone is worthy till the good days bring the best.

Similar words containing FOOL without suffix ing

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