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tomfoolery

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun tomfoolery has 1 sense
  1. folly, foolery, tomfoolery, craziness, lunacy, indulgence - foolish or senseless behavior
    --1 is a kind of play, frolic, romp, gambol, caper
    --1 has particulars:
     meshugaas, mishegaas, mishegoss; buffoonery, clowning, frivolity, harlequinade, prank

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Term: Tomfoolery

Definition:

Tomfoolery refers to foolish or playful behavior, often characterized by silliness, antics, or practical jokes.

Senses:

  • Sense 1:

    Noun - Foolish or senseless behavior.

    Example sentences:

    • His constant tomfoolery during class annoyed the teacher.
    • Ignore their tomfoolery and stay focused on your goals.
  • Sense 2:

    Noun - Light-hearted or mischievous playfulness.

    Example sentences:

    • The children engaged in tomfoolery at the playground.
    • We had a night filled with laughter and tomfoolery.

Usages:

Tomfoolery can be witnessed both in popular culture and local settings.

  • Popular Usage: Tomfoolery is often portrayed in movies, TV shows, and comedy skits, where characters engage in humorous or eccentric behavior for entertainment purposes.
  • Local Usage: In local contexts, tomfoolery can refer to pranks or jests played among friends or within a community, bringing laughter and lightheartedness to social gatherings.

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