foolitious

something, usually an argument or a claim, that is intended to fool other people
sharing misinformation to deceive others

silly

Pronunciation: /fʊlˈli ʃ.əs/, /fʊlˈlɪʃ.əs/
Part of Speech: Adjective
Adverb: foolitiously

Jana was determined not to believe her cheating husband's foolitious explanations.

With his foolitious sales pitch, the salesman convinced Jack to buy his substandard products.

Sally had a foolitious argument with her colleague over spilled coffee in the break room.

Adverbial form example: I foolitiously believed whatever she said and landed in trouble.

by glensky December 26, 2020

Fool da bre

Fool da bre's deserve the bigger room and lots of coke

Lily is a fool da bre

by Pie56 December 31, 2020

Fool da bre

If you are a fool da bre then you deserve the bigger room and coke

Lily is a fool da bre

by Pie56 December 31, 2020

FOOLIO

Endearing term for one of a circle of trusted friends.
(Used casually like a family member)

Hey where's foolio? We will all be there soon, were still waiting on one of the foolio's

by Mini73 March 25, 2021

foolonious assault

When a foo commits the act of an assualt

What are you in for foo! Foolonious assault my dude!

by Chuckwick99 March 9, 2021

foolatio

Foolatio. When the John is super drunk or high, so the ho just puts on a latex glove, spits all over it, and jacks him with her head close by.

Man, Shirley a smart ho! She be all foolatio on a high mofo.

by Scottynaughtybody April 25, 2021

Foolish dirty crack head

it means acting like a dinosaur in kid stores and knocking items off the shelf or just suffocating yourself with fruit roll ups,
The Most crack heads lurk the website called “tiktok”

Shut up ugly Foolish dirty crack head

by Jafakliem hiel May 15, 2021