fool ** , także: lump of school slang

Any fool can run for high office, and often does.

He wants me to make a fool of myself again.

He had never heard his King called a fool before.

I had do something other than sound like a fool.

I myself like life too much to play the fool.

But why did I make such a fool of myself?

He said his wife was making a fool of him.

The man better not be playing me for a fool.

What he had just said made him seem a fool.

Was I a fool for thinking things should be better?

And make a fool of himself as he had before.

What kind of old fool do you take me for?

So he made a fool of himself again after dark.

And until now I have not thought you a fool.

I felt a fool in front of all those people.

How should I know what the fool has in mind?

You think I am some fool to answer your questions?

How could you let me make a fool of myself?

Then you are more of a fool than I thought.

Again he told himself not to be such a fool.

She had made a fool out of herself last night.

What a fool she had been to answer his call!

And all the time he might be just a fool.

How big a fool could a man make of himself?

He heard his own words and felt like a fool.