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fool along

fool along verb: to proceed slowly and leisurely.

Verb

fool along (third-person singular simple present fools along, present participle fooling along, simple past and past participle fooled along)

  1. (intransitive) To proceed slowly and leisurely.

Forms of fool along

third-person singular presentfools along
present participlefooling along
past participlefooled along
pastfooled along

Questions about fool along

What does fool along mean?
Fool along means to proceed slowly and leisurely.
What part of speech is fool along?
Fool along is a verb.
What is the past tense of fool along?
The past tense of fool along is fooled along.

Words near fool along in the dictionary

  1. fookin'
  2. fooking
  3. fooks
  4. fool
  5. fool about
  6. fool along
  7. fool around
  8. fool away
  9. fool duck
  10. fool ducks
  11. fool for Christ

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