Noun:

પંડાશ્રમ,

fool's errand's Usage Examples:

them from a window: "Go home and tell your master he sent you on a fool"s errand and has broken the peace of our Sabbath.

at them from a window: "Go home and tell your master he sent you on a fool"s errand and has broken the peace of our Sabbath.

to: A pursuit of something unattainable or non-existent, such as in a fool"s errand or snipe hunt The Wild Goose Chase, a comedy stage play written by John.

Wild-goose chase or wild goose chase may refer to: A pursuit of something unattainable or non-existent, such as in a fool"s errand or snipe hunt The Wild.

A snipe hunt is a type of practical joke or fool"s errand, in existence in North America as early as the 1840s, in which an unsuspecting newcomer is duped.

to: A pursuit of something unattainable or non-existent, such as in a fool"s errand or snipe hunt The Wild Goose Chase, a comedy stage play written by.

"Ring Dem Bells" Dad"s Army episode "Do you mean to say you"ve dragged us—front-line troops—on a fool"s errand like this?" The platoon, dressed up as.

A fool"s errand prank is a type of practical joke where a newcomer to a group, typically in a professional context, is given an impossible or nonsensical.

vast catalog – while it"s a fool"s errand to pick the organist"s absolute funkiest recording, this one demands serious consideration".

As a fool"s errand, see Marsh (2015, pp.

phrase is also used in association with the fool"s errand known as a snipe hunt, a practical joke in which an unsuspecting newcomer is led outdoors and.

A common fool"s errand is to send someone to get "blinker fluid" or "turn signal fluid" from an automotive parts store.

The paint is traditionally the subject of a fool"s errand prank played upon apprentices in the decoration or construction trade.

Synonyms:

mission, charge, commission,

Antonyms:

linger, absolve, calm, overcharge,