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acts that are not intelligent, shenanigans and/or hooliganisms. Im not gonna call her a cock,I will not stand for such tomfoolery
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Doing acts of random stupidity. Not using your brain when you perform a prank.
"I do not have time to deal with you kids knocking over these port-a-pottys, i just cant deal with all this tomfoolery tonight".
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To play a prank. To trick someone into something else. To fool someone. James invited me to the party Friday, but when I got to the place he told me, no one was there. On Monday, people at school were talking about how awesome it was Friday night. I think there's been some tomfoolery going on here.
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An act of stupid and mischievous behaviour, commonly in the form of a prank, and can sometimes be illegal. 1) Ed: Want to pee in the beer bong and get some gronk to drink it?
Anna: Yeah man! That's some high quality toomfoolery in the making! 2) Ange Autopsy: You guys made me look like a total idiot last night. *cries hysterically* DM: Awww DUDE it was all in the name of tomfoolery! |
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1) Acting as if you are incompitent in the presence of others; 2) an act or example of lewdness or misconduct frowned upon in society Jake: hey lets go ride the kiddie rides guys! my treat?
Jakes Friends: No thanks, we are not interested in your tomfoolery. |
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foolishness of the type tom would engage in "Enough of this greeked tomfoolery. It's called lavaliered."
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Foolishness, being goofy. That Professor Frink on The Simpsons is certainly up for some tomfoolery.
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