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fool's acre

fool's acre noun: a fictional place or a locale frequented only by fools.

Noun

fool's acre (plural fool's acres)

  1. (obsolete) A fictional place or a locale frequented only by fools.

Forms of fool's acre

pluralfool's acres

Questions about fool's acre

What does fool's acre mean?
Fool's acre means a fictional place or a locale frequented only by fools.
What part of speech is fool's acre?
Fool's acre is a noun.
What is the plural of fool's acre?
The plural of fool's acre is fool's acres.

Words near fool's acre in the dictionary

  1. fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me
  2. fool rack
  3. fool to oneself
  4. fool up
  5. fool with
  6. fool's acre
  7. fool's acres
  8. fool's bargain
  9. fool's cap
  10. fool's cicely
  11. fool's cress

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