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fool to oneself

fool to oneself noun: one who knowingly makes a decision or takes an action that is to their own disadvantage.

Noun

fool to oneself (plural fools to themselves)

  1. One who knowingly makes a decision or takes an action that is to their own disadvantage.
    • By swimming, drunk, late at night and alone, he was being a fool to himself.

Forms of fool to oneself

pluralfools to themselves

Questions about fool to oneself

What does fool to oneself mean?
Fool to oneself means one who knowingly makes a decision or takes an action that is to their own disadvantage.
What part of speech is fool to oneself?
Fool to oneself is a noun.
What is the plural of fool to oneself?
The plural of fool to oneself is fools to themselves.

Words near fool to oneself in the dictionary

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

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