fools <a fool; fools> N
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| I | fool |
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| you | fool |
| he/she/it | fools |
| we | fool |
| you | fool |
| they | fool |
| I | fooled |
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| you | fooled |
| he/she/it | fooled |
| we | fooled |
| you | fooled |
| they | fooled |
| I | have | fooled |
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| you | have | fooled |
| he/she/it | has | fooled |
| we | have | fooled |
| you | have | fooled |
| they | have | fooled |
| I | had | fooled |
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| you | had | fooled |
| he/she/it | had | fooled |
| we | had | fooled |
| you | had | fooled |
| they | had | fooled |
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He wears dull clothes: a brown-grey cowl with appropriate fool's cap.
en.wikipedia.org Likewise, every April Fool's Day, the station featured the broadcast of a mythical April Fool's Day parade as if one were marching by.
en.wikipedia.org For me it is day two, and the fact that the glass is expertly wrapped in paper tissue is doing nothing to fool me as to its contents.
www.telegraph.co.uk For women are able to lead astray in (this) world not only a fool, but even a learned man, and (to make) him a slave of desire and anger.
en.wikipedia.org Although save points are typically seen as boons, some games that are notorious for unforgiving trap-filled gameplay occasionally use this tendency to fool the player.
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