English to Irish Meaning of fool - amadán

Fool :

amadán

noun

amadán, leathcheann, asal, Cuddy, seomra stórais, fuirseoir, gabhar choilleadh, fios gnó rud ar bith, saothruitheoir, craiceáilte, bog, dúr, maolán

verb

amadán, cleite-brained, lao, chuckle-i gceannas, Cretin, bó-, craiceáilte, fuirseoir, moncaí, leathcheann, asal, timpeall, imirt bréagach, Bluff, Gyp, dramhaíl, mí-úsáid, caillfidh, squander shiúl, chuirfí bac

Fool :: amadánFooled :: fooledFooling :: foolingFools :: fools

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Definitions of fool in English

Noun(1) a person who lacks good judgment(2) a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of(3) a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the Middle Ages
Verb(1) make a fool or dupe of(2) spend frivolously and unwisely(3) fool or hoax(4) indulge in horseplay

Examples of fool in English

(1) The fool assassin had found out too much, hadn't he?(2) "You can't fool all the people all the time, " declared Lincoln.(3) It's a nice little job on the side; since I'm the picture taking fool might as well put it all together in a good package.(4) Put a microphone in the face of the fool clergy, and they will say something stupid.(5) That's a bad solution when taking out one fool will accomplish the same thing.(6) I wish that fool would just make himself disappear.(7) He's weak, an opportunistic fool for love, and finally pathetic.(8) However, the milk content of this fool makes it rich in calcium, a vital bone-building nutrient, which means that it's quite healthy if eaten in moderation.(9) However transitory the contentment is, one loves to live in a fool 's paradise.(10) You can't fool all the people, not even most of the time.(11) Of course, being the stupid fool macho man that I am, I was trying to do it alone!(12) For dessert, we ordered the rhubarb and strawberry fool , with stem ginger ice cream.(13) Moussaoui may not have a fool for a client, but that decision may prove to be a foolish one.(14) That things had changed I discovered in my usual fool way.(15) ├ö├ç├┐I say we abandon this fool cause, Roux, this is too much├ö├ç├û the man pressed.(16) I hope you didn't let last year's fake new millennium fool you.

Related Phrases of fool

(1) fool around ::

Pleidhcíocht

(2) like a fool ::

cosúil le amadán

(3) bloody fool ::

amadán fuilteach

(4) stupid fool ::

amadán dúr

(5) little fool ::

amadán beag

(6) play the fool ::

imirt ar an amadán

(7) make a fool ::

dhéanamh amadán

(8) make a fool of yourself ::

a dhéanamh amadán de féin

(9) fool out ::

amadán amach

Related Phrases of fool

(1) fool around ::

Pleidhcíocht

(2) like a fool ::

cosúil le amadán

(3) bloody fool ::

amadán fuilteach

(4) stupid fool ::

amadán dúr

(5) little fool ::

amadán beag

(6) play the fool ::

imirt ar an amadán

(7) make a fool ::

dhéanamh amadán

(8) make a fool of yourself ::

a dhéanamh amadán de féin

(9) fool out ::

amadán amach

Synonyms

Noun

1. idiot ::

leathcheann

2. laughingstock ::

laughingstock

3. jester ::

fuirseoir

4. fall guy ::

titim Guy

5. sap ::

sap

Verb

6. deceive ::

mheabhlaireachta

7. pretend ::

ligean

8. dupe ::

dupe

9. befool ::

befool

10. arse around ::

asal timpeall

11. frivol away ::

frivol shiúl

Different Forms

fool, fooled, fooling, fools

Word Example from TV Shows

- I was a FOOL. - Not for the first time.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

Don’t let them FOOL you."

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

You'll act the FOOL to make them happy, to keep them safe.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

Robert was a drunken FOOL, but he didn't enjoy cruelty.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

Because he was a drunk and a FOOL,

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

Examples of fool from TV Shows

- I was a FOOL. - Not for the first time.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

Don’t let them FOOL you."

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

You'll act the FOOL to make them happy, to keep them safe.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

Robert was a drunken FOOL, but he didn't enjoy cruelty.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

Because he was a drunk and a FOOL,

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

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