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johnfoolery 

when someone who is a known john travolta lover accuses you of tomfoolery
Person 1: Hey, what happened to Josue? I heard he got his neck snapped last night
Person 2: Yeah, he accused Yohan of johnfoolery and paid for his behavior

Person 1: Ah I see, NO ONE dares mention John Travolta around Yohan
johnfoolery by andyyxeve July 4, 2020
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Johnfoolery 

Foolishness like Tomfoolery, but even more foolish.
The commissioner ran the league with much Johnfoolery.
Johnfoolery by Warren G - Regulator December 11, 2023
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Johnfoolery 

1. Similar to tomfoolery, but more foolish to an exponentially higher level. 2. Like tomfoolery but even sneakier, and more underhanded.
The commissioner's Johnfoolery led to the manager's vote of no confidence.
Johnfoolery by Warren G - Regulator December 15, 2023

johnfooler

Very similar to a tomfooler, one who commits johnfoolery. Even more foolin' than a tomfooler. Term given to those who venture into the dark, mysterious realm of tomfoolery and return a new person, not the tomfooler they left as, but as the more evolved and ever-fooling johnfooler
No longer a tomfooler, Jacob emerged from the debacle a new man, a johnfooler if you will.
johnfooler by Johnfoolery February 22, 2010
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