Noun:

ମୂର୍ଖତା |,

foolery's Usage Examples:

Fables, describing his work as “a grand symphony of intertextuality, tomfoolery and theoretical intent”.

renewing itself, nails growing, tissues forming—all toiling away in solemn foolery.

tomfoolery to light the way, the whole thing is just a bit too labored—too fatuous—to be continuous fun.

While the subplot of Prate and Alphonso provide comic foolery and clash with the main plot at the end of the play.

Having enough of Bam"s tomfoolery, Vito steals the cannonball and hightails it to his favorite bar.

Tomfoolery (or Tom Foolery) is a musical revue based on lyrics and music that American mathematician, songwriter, and satirist Tom Lehrer first performed.

television critic John Doyle of The Globe and Mail calling the show "inelegantly made tomfoolery".

Their second EP tomfoolery was released on October 24, 2015, and the band notes "the main goal in recording tomfoolery was to capture the raw live.

He described the "would be gentlemen" on board who drank constantly as "scamps who acted the tomfoolery".

meet and are forced to battle zombies, ghosts, a vampire, and Naga"s own tomfoolery.

fool, foolery †folliculus follicul- fons font- fountain, spring font, fontal, fontanelle foris for- outdoors afforest, afforestation, deforest, deforestation.

of saints, fast days, celibacy and everything else that was considered papistic foolery, and instead it decreed church services to be performed in Danish.

He achieved this task with grimaces and tomfoolery; consequently, the Dauphin had "a need, that he had at the.

Synonyms:

mishegoss, meshugaas, frivolity, caper, gambol, folly, indulgence, tomfoolery, prank, play, romp, frolic, buffoonery, harlequinade, craziness, mishegaas, lunacy, clowning, japery,

Antonyms:

inactivity, lose, defeat, intelligence, sanity,