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fooler

/ˈfuːlə(ɹ)/

fooler noun: someone or something who fools.

Noun

fooler (plural foolers)

  1. Someone or something who fools.

Forms of fooler

pluralfoolers

Origin of fooler

From fool + -er.

Questions about fooler

What does fooler mean?
Fooler means someone or something who fools.
What part of speech is fooler?
Fooler is a noun.
How do you pronounce fooler?
Fooler is pronounced /ˈfuːlə(ɹ)/.
What is the plural of fooler?
The plural of fooler is foolers.

Words near fooler in the dictionary

  1. fooled away
  2. fooled up
  3. fooled with
  4. foolee
  5. foolees
  6. fooler
  7. fooleries
  8. foolers
  9. foolery
  10. fooles
  11. fooless

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