Bombocloth fool

Its an insult my friend Mouna used on my classmate Nahim for talking to her about stuff she didn't want to hear. And I'm gonna use it from now on its legendary lmao.

"My mom's husband is a bombocloth fool period"

Nahim : *talking gibberish*

Mouna : "BOMBOCLOTH FOOL"

Bro#1 :"ayo u seen that fool ova there?"
Bro#2 : "don't even ease it out he a full blown bombocloth fool"

by Shegia dambanza February 04, 2020

October Fools

On October 20th make somebody pissed about a small thing!

Person 1: “Stop flexing how rich you are!”
Person 2: “Nobody loves you”
Person 1: “October fools!”

by KyleEnvyKaren October 21, 2019

myspace fool

one who continually tries to get you to add them as a friend on myspace

im so sick of denying that myspace fool

by Latreshia December 23, 2006

niggerfied fool

anyone who gets on your nerves.
anyone who acts as a total dumbass.

Caris was acting annoying today like a niggerfied fool.

by Bill and Bob =]] January 23, 2008

public fool

a fool that gives no regard to others

The public fool refused to retreat and ran into the horde of infernals.

by The Evil Civilian January 15, 2004

intelligent fool

Someone who has high intelligence quotient IQ but low EQ.

(IQ = intelligence quotient; EQ = emotional quotient)

That intelligent fool is good to know only at school since she puts everyone off in social settings.

by vosa February 19, 2011

Actin' A Fool

When one is wilin' out, often but not exclusively in situations that are hazardous. Having a wide range of applications within the vernacular, "acting a fool" can apply equally to jovial tomfoolery between contemporaries as it can to verbal threats directed at any individual who ought to slow their roll to avoid serious consequences.

In popular culture: As featured on the soundtrack to 1994’s “Above The Rim,” Tupac Shakur describes a turbulent period of troublemaking in high school: “I was a fool all through high school, kickin’ up dust,” later on the track “acting a fool” is used as synonymous with the same behavior.

Xzibit uses the phrase to as a descriptor synonymous with “sprung” in the S&M-themed hit “Choke Me, Spank Me, Pull My Hair,” whereas on “Act A Fool,” Mac Dre describes the complicated relationship between an attractive woman and her suitor.

"Tell me whatcha gon' do? Act a fool." -Ludacris
"He sprung, dawg; actin' a fool every time she around!"

by Enderwign July 25, 2015