(adj-na,n) (sens) stupidity
silliness
(n) (1) (hum) foolish man
(2) husband
(n) fool
(n) (hum) younger sister
(adj-na,n) stupid
(n) ignorant people
(n) foolish question
(adj-na,n) foolishness
stupidity
silliness
(n,vs) mockery
derision
ridicule
(n) foolish argument or view
(oK) (n) (1) idle complaint
grumble
(n,adj-na) (2) (Buddh) moha (ignorance, folly)
(n) the wise and the foolish
(n) the vulgar masses
(n) great folly or fool
(n) imbecility
idiocy
(adj-na,n) common person
foolish commoner
(adj-na,n) mediocrity
imbecility
(n) fool
(v5r) to grumble
to be unsettled
to pick a quarrel
(v5r,vi) to complain
to grumble
(n) gang of young toughs
(P)
(n) April Fool's Day
(adj-i) foolish
stupid
(exp) the height of folly
sheer stupidity
(n) a foolish older brother and a smart younger
(exp) Even a fool may sometimes give good counsel
(v5k) (1) to dawdle
to waste time doing nothing in particular
(2) to fret
to sulk
to complain
(3) to rain on and off
(adj-na,adv,vs) (uk) (on-mim) slowly
tardily
hesitatingly
lingering
complaining
(v5k) (1) to dawdle
to waste time doing nothing in particular
(2) to fret
to sulk
to complain
(3) to rain on and off
(exp) the darkness of ignorance