tomfoolery
21tomfoolery — noun (U) silly behaviour …
22tomfoolery — n 1. antic, antics, caper, Inf. shenanigans, Sl. monkeyshines, Sl. monkey business; mockery, farce, mummery; mischief, prankishness, Inf. hanky panky, Scot, and North Eng. daffing; prank, escapade, trick, practical joke, roguish trick, Fr.… …
23tomfoolery — tom·fool·ery …
24tomfoolery — UK [ˌtɒmˈfuːlərɪ] / US [ˌtɑmˈful(ə)rɪ] noun [uncountable] old fashioned behaviour that is not sensible …
25tomfoolery — tom•fool•er•y [[t]ˌtɒmˈfu lə ri[/t]] n. pl. er•ies foolish or silly behavior …
26tomfoolery — I. /tɒmˈfuləri / (say tom foohluhree) noun (plural tomfooleries) 1. foolish or silly behaviour. 2. a silly act, matter, or thing. II. /tɒmˈfuləri / (say tom foohluhree) noun Colloquial jewellery. {rhyming slang} …
27tomfoolery — n. (pl. ies) 1 foolish behaviour; nonsense. 2 an instance of this …
28Dub Tomfoolery — EP by Salmonella Dub Released 1995 23 March 2000 (re release) Recorded …
29Tomthumbfoolery — Tomfoolery (being daft) on a smaller scale. He s not a bad lad, just indulges in a bit of tomthumbfoolery now and again …
30Tomthumbfoolery — Tomfoolery (being daft) on a smaller scale. He s not a bad lad, just indulges in a bit of tomthumbfoolery now and again …