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All Fools' Day

All Fools' Day noun: april 1, a day when practical jokes are traditionally played.

Noun

All Fools' Day (plural All Fools' Days)

  1. April 1, a day when practical jokes are traditionally played

Synonyms of All Fools' Day

Forms of All Fools' Day

pluralAll Fools' Days

Questions about All Fools' Day

What does All Fools' Day mean?
All Fools' Day means april 1, a day when practical jokes are traditionally played.
What part of speech is All Fools' Day?
All Fools' Day is a noun.
What is the plural of All Fools' Day?
The plural of All Fools' Day is All Fools' Days.

Words near All Fools' Day in the dictionary

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  2. all fax, no printer
  3. all fingers and thumbs
  4. all foam and no beer
  5. all foam, no beer
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  7. All Fools' Days
  8. all for
  9. all for nought
  10. all found
  11. all fours

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