Fooled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOOLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FOOL, to deceive
• trick or deceive (someone); dupe
• act in a joking, frivolous, or teasing way
• engage in casual or extramarital sexual activity.
NOUN:
• 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

Words related to FOOLED

fool7 fooling11 fools8

How to use FOOLED in a sentence

• Their similarity to the ones stolen in Europe fooled the expert, Le Drieux, and they are likely to fool a judge or jury.
• Again the Trojans were fooled, and the white went two inches into Kingston territory.
• The Crow could not be fooled by any such appeals to his vanity.
• But he fooled them in the end, forty of the bitterest-wise ones in the pen.
• She shall see if I am longer to be fooled with in this way.
• He built stables for chariot-drivers, filled the arena with gorgeous shows of gladiators and wild beasts, and fooled away his money as though he had more than he wanted.
• There we are! Both of ’em fooled, servant and mistress, took in thinking me Amphitryon.
• Had he not known himself for Alva Dale he would have been fooled by the covering.
• He saw in many places a figure like himself, injured and fooled, stuck full of poisoned arrows.
• Man of ill-odors and meanest smile! I am no Countess to be fooled by you.
• What if he had not been fooled? The quenched hopes kindled again in him.
• Could Miko be fooled? Snap, I knew, was trying to fool him.
• He knew that the hunter who had started out to follow him early that morning was not one to be easily discouraged or to be fooled by simple tricks.
• But their rivals had not fooled them as badly as they thought.
• In the crowd was one of those wise bodies who are never to be fooled and who knows a thing or two about the ways of the world.
• Ennis, that girl has simply fooled the whole party and is probably laughing at all of you.
• Our Hero fooled away his time in School until he was all of eleven years old, when he became associated with one Blodgett in the Grocery Business, at a weekly Insult of Two Bones.
• But she was prepared for this emergency, and now came the retribution for having fooled the Japanese nation with hopes of a permanent alliance.
• Anywhere except in Utah I doubt if he could have fooled me, either, for he had the kind of whiskers that go with the banking profession.
• Dey always is been dat way, en we wuz fooled er way frum Alabama ter Arkansas by dem two Yankee mens, Mr.
• The best lining I did was the way I fooled Jarve on a letter from you.
• By George! If folks thought he was going to commit suicide, they were fooled.
• There was only a little wind, and often it fooled us.
• These were old hands, and were not to be easily fooled.
• Perhaps! But I had been fooled when Berlin cried wolf the first time.
• I asked him whether he had not helped me and my young mistress in the court house, when master James fooled me before.
• The fox thought he had us there, but we fooled him.
• But many of the women were fooled then by both political parties, just as they have continued to be up to the present time.
• I almost wish I was there to see the effect when they realize they have been fooled, and they find that that craft is loaded with stones.

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