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Someone who is generally "not all there" upstairs.

Could also be someone who you care to belittle and leave them confused as to what the word means.
Other: Hello "Your Name Here"

You: Whats up Folie.

Other: What?

You: "Chuckle and walk away while shaking your head from side to side"
Folie by Kodec June 19, 2008
Words you can keep
Pronunciation: /foʊ'li:/
Definition:
1. A leaf (folie) from a plant or tree (arbore).
2. Specifically refers to verdant foliage.
3. Collectively describes multiple leaves.
4. Symbolizes renewal, advancement, and seasons.

Significance:
• It defines foliage in a simple, accessible manner.
• It emphasizes ecological relevance and seasonal cycles.
• It identifies key parts of plants and trees (arbores).
• It avoids overly technical, homophone or botanical jargon.
• It simplifies descriptions of floral arrangements.
• It improves clarity in gardening or biological contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "leaf."
Singular noun: folie
Plural noun: folies
Examples:
• "Autumn folies turn aureate before falling."
• "Botanists study folies to identify plant species."
• "Flowers flourish amidst verdant folies."
• "Chefs garnish salads with (cone) delicate folies."
• "Arborists trim excess folies for optimal advancement."
folie by Dmitrio January 30, 2026

Folie a deux 

Folie a deux 

Used with humor, as a simple statement, in a conversation when you strongly disagree with the majority. Originally a French term used in psychiatry to describe a mental disorder in which two or more associated persons share the same delusion. In other words, you are saying "The two of you share the same delusion." Translated "madness between two."
Two others state "G. Dub is an excellent public speaker." In your disagreement, you respond with "Folie a deux!"
Folie a deux by Michael Moyer August 12, 2006

Folie à Religieux 

The Gay Agenda, only French.
"He's suffering from Folie à Religieux, I blame Fox News!"

Folie à Deux

Yeah, you know, I wasn't going to say anything but (since you brought it up) it's a little pretentious innit? Not that I'm not pretentious but...
Hym "God, don't even get me start on the French... Folie à Deux? I bet the first scene is Arthur buying a prop-revolver that shoots out a flag thay says 'Bang' Ha!"

Iam "Oooooh! It's a 'Folly of psychology' reference. Right? Remember that one? That's a pretty old one. I'm surprised he remembers that one."

Hym "Oooooohhhh.... Still pretentious just... It's me... I'm having a hard time not feeling slighted by that...." 😑
Folie à Deux by Hym Iam March 28, 2023

folie à deux

French for "madness for two" - The 4th studio album released by Fall Out Boy
have you listened to folie à deux? it's a great album
folie à deux by imnotaghostyouare February 26, 2022
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