fool

a slighly mean term for a friend

Whatever fool, I'll do it myself

by devin murphy April 15, 2004

foofy

Foofy (adj) 1. Christy; 2. Upper class or fancy; 3. Something fluffy or poofy; 4. A non homosexual reference to a person being characteristically snooty, fancy or fluffy or any combination thereof; Orig: From a combination of the English words fluffy and poofy

She wore a foofy dress to the wedding

My cat has a foofy tail

by Dootie January 8, 2004

social folly

When a mistake is made in public (through speaking or action) that causes hurt, embarrasment or harm to another person

Steve made a social folly , when he mentioned that Sally was pregnant.

by Vikrant June 29, 2006

That Fool

The guy in the group who is the complete opposite of That Dude and says the most random things at the most inopportune time. He may also be considered a creep by the ladies, depending on the situation.

That Fool: (To chick he knows five minutes) So you gonna take off your top or what?

by IbeThatDude October 21, 2010

fool

One who is deficient in judgment, sense, and understanding.

Uzair is a Fool.

by Uzair April 2, 2008

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 March 5, 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 August 22, 2015