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

Words that contain FOOLED

befooled14 unfooled12 outfooled13 tomfooled15

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.

Similar words containing FOOL without suffix ed

fool7 fools8 befool11 unfool9 befools12 damfool13 foolery13 fooling11 foolish13 outfool10 tomfool12 unfools10 befooled14 damfools14 foolfish17 foolings12 foolscap15 outfools11 tomfools13 unfooled12 archfool16 befooling15 fooleries12 foolhardy19 foolisher15 foolishly18 foolproof17 foolscaps16 outfooled13 tomfooled15 unfooling13 archfools17 foolbegged18 foolfishes19 foolishest16 outfooling14 tomfoolery18 tomfooling16 tomfoolish18 foolhardier18 foolhardily21 foolhardise18 foolhardize27 foolishness17 foolhardiest19 foolhardises19 foolhardizes28 tomfooleries17 foolhardiness20 foolishnesses19 tomfoolishness22 foolhardinesses22

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