Fool with

Polite way of saying fuck with, usu. used by an elderly person

I’m not going to fool with it.

by SiL3Nt J September 16, 2023

Bonhoeffer fool

A person who willingly gives up their ability to think critically, especially in groups or under authority. Not necessarily unintelligent, just morally lazy and intellectually passive. They don’t question lies, they repeat them. Challenging or questioning their beliefs is often met with ridicule or judgment, because they can’t defend their views with reason, only emotion. They’re not evil, but they make evil possible.

“He doesn’t even believe what he’s saying, he just follows whatever his ‘side’ says. Total Bonhoeffer fool.”

“She just shut me down when I challenged her view on climate change. Classic Bonhoeffer fool, dismissing facts with a sneer.”

by WordNerd292882 April 5, 2025

fool

1. a slighly mean term for a friend can be used interchangeably with there name.
2. A clumsy or stupid person who is pitied by Mr.T. (in this case Ms. T)
3. Any and all whom go by the name Jimmy.

1. Whatever fool, I'll do it myself.
Whatever James, I'll do it myself.

2. Ah pity the fool who tries to mess with T.
3. that boys a fool! are you talking about Jimmy again...

by PRINCEssPeacHes13 February 15, 2024

City Fool

A person designated as the fool of a city. If a person commits a foolish act, they will paraded around the city in a converted ford escort disability vehicle for everyone to see

Oh look there’s Ashton being paraded around Canterbury in the City Fool Mobile

by af2 July 24, 2025

Damn-fool question

“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”

“Damn-fool question,” is “Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”“Damn-fool question,”

by ckjake14 February 17, 2022

Fool Dawg

A combination of the two words foo and dogg. A friendly expression to call a person or friend.

Berto: Hey, fool dawg! What's up?

Edwin: Nothing man just kicking back.

by Edwin Aguilera February 28, 2009

April Fools

In 1582 people realized that there wasn't enough days in a year, so Pope Gregory XIII made us change from the Julian calender to the Gregorian calender. April fools is celebrated because some people didn't know so they still celebrated (new year) in April. However of years the concept of April Fools has changed.

Retared: WOOOOO! APRIL FIRST HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Douchebag: What an April Fool.
GUY: So many April Fools

by MINYOONGIMEHHUBBY May 19, 2018