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1 fool
loll, narr, ullike ; ninapidi vedama, narri mängima -
2 fool\ around
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3 fool\ away
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4 fool\ away\ time
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5 fool\ with
narritama, kergemeelselt asju ajama -
6 fool's\ cap
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7 fool's\ errand
sõelaga vee toomine, tuule tagaajamine -
8 fool's\ gold
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9 fool's\ paradise
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10 fool-proof
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11 a\ fool
loll, narr -
12 act\ the\ fool
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13 April\ fool
aprill ; aprillinali -
14 april\ fool
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15 be\ nobody's\ fool
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16 court\ fool
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17 make\ a\ fool\ of
lolliks tegema, naeruvääristama -
18 make\ a\ fool\ of\ yourself
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19 play\ the\ fool
veiderdama, lolli mängima
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