baklol
/ˈbʌk.loʊl/
baklol noun: a foolish or silly person; someone who behaves in a clownish, childish, or laughable way.
Noun
baklol (plural baklols)
- A foolish or silly person; someone who behaves in a clownish, childish, or laughable way.
- That guy is such a baklol — always making a scene for no reason.
Forms of baklol
| plural | baklols |
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Origin of baklol
Borrowed from Hindi बकलोल (baklol, “fool, idiot”).
Words that rhyme with baklol
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- parole
- toll
- dole
- goal
- patrol
- role
- swole
- bricole
- condole
- mole
- noel
- whole
- stroll
- bole
- knoll
- shoal
- carmagnole
- foal
- pistole
- prole
- Seoul
- stole
- thole
- Tyrol
- cajole
- console
- decontrol
- dhole
- droll
- extol
- extrasystole
- gnoll
- hop pole
- indol
- kohl
- memorial pole
- micromole
- mol
- Nicole
- nole
- ole
- parasystole
- schizocoel
- schizocoele
- sowl
- square peg in a round hole
- vole
Questions about baklol
- What does baklol mean?
- Baklol means a foolish or silly person; someone who behaves in a clownish, childish, or laughable way.
- What part of speech is baklol?
- Baklol is a noun.
- How do you pronounce baklol?
- Baklol is pronounced /ˈbʌk.loʊl/.
- What is the plural of baklol?
- The plural of baklol is baklols.
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