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1 hebenneka
"fool who thinks himself wise; idiot, fool. " -
2 ahmak
"fool, idiot, imbecile, ass; stupid, silly, dumb, dim, dense, thick" -
3 enayi
"fool, booby, sucker, dupe, chump, mug, patsy, gull; gullible, credulous" -
4 oyalanmak
v. waste time, dilly dally, monkey around, fool around, fool about, fool, be amused, amuse oneself, dally, delay, disport oneself, footle, fribble, frivol, hang out, linger, loiter, mess around, piddle, play around, be pleased with, potter@oyalanmak ilev. potter at@ -
5 oyalanmamak
v. (neg. form of oyalanmak) waste time, dilly dally, monkey around, fool around, fool about, fool, be amused, amuse oneself, dally, delay, disport oneself, footle, fribble, frivol, hang out, linger, loiter, mess around, piddle, play around, be pleased with, potter -
6 aptal
adj. silly, stupid, dumb, foolish, idiotic, fatheaded, feeble-minded, half witted, thickheaded, daft, dotty, goofy, gormless, inane, oafish--------n. stupid person, stupid, silly, fool, dummy, idiot, birdbrain, booby, cuckoo, dumb bell, dunce, fathead, half wit, lummox, simp, softhead, tomfool, twerp, twit* * *1. cretin 2. fathead 3. fatheaded 4. fatuous 5. feebleminded 6. fool 7. foolish 8. mutt 9. obtuse 10. puddingheaded 11. silly 12. stupid 13. stupid person 14. witless 15. zany -
7 budala
adj. fool, dullish, barren, chumpish, clownish, doltish, dreary, sappy, zany--------n. fool, chucklehead, clod, jackass, juggins, noddy, noodle, prune, simple simon, soft, twit, zany* * *1. dimwit 2. foolish 3. imbecile 4. ninny 5. noodle 6. oaf 7. twit (n.) -
8 aptallık etmek
v. act like a fool, act the fool -
9 aylak aylak dolaşmak
v. idle about, hang around, hang about, fool around, fool about, slope around, bum around, bum, roam about, saunter, slop around -
10 aptal yerine koymak
to make a fool of sb, to fool -
11 aptalca davranmak
to fool (around/about), to play the fool -
12 aptallık etmek
to fool (around/about), to play the fool -
13 bir nisan
April Fool's day, All Fool's Day -
14 nisan bir
April Fool's day, All Fool's Day -
15 aptal
1. stupid. 2. simpleton, fool. 3. Turkish theat. the character typed as a sycophant. -a malum olur. proverb A fool foresees by intuition. -
16 budala
"1. foolish. 2. imbecile; fool. 3. crazy (about). - yerine koymak /ı/ colloq. to take (someone) for a fool." -
17 enayi
slang idiot, fool, stupid oaf, stupid ass, lummox, dope, gawk. - dümbeleği slang a prize idiot, a complete oaf, a real dolt. - pilakisi slang idiot, fool, stupid oaf. -
18 oynamak
"1. to play, amuse oneself, fool around. 2. to dance; to gambol, cavort, frisk about; to dance (a dance). 3. to move, stir, budge. 4. to become loose; to have play in it. 5. to play (a game). 6. /ı/ to perform (a play). 7. /ı/ to play (a card). 8. /la/ to risk, play around with, trifle with. 9. to fluctuate, move back and forth. 10. to flicker. 11. /la/ to monkey with, tinker with, tamper with, fool with. 12. (for a film or play) to be on, be playing. oynaya oynaya joyfully, with great joy." -
19 akılsız
adj. foolish, empty headed, ill advised, buggy, fatuous, feather brained, goofy, gormless, inexpedient, irrational, mindless, preposterous, unintelligent, unreasoning, unwise, vacant, witless--------n. fool, feather brain* * *1. unintelligent 2. unwise -
20 enayi
adj. foolish--------n. sucker, fool, goat, pigeon, chump, dupe, fall guy, gudgeon, gull, mug, muggins, schlemiel, schlemihl, schlepper, set up* * *fall guy
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