Fool
Pigeon
Pigeon noun - One who is easily deceived or cheated.
Usage example: a confidence man in search of another pigeon
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Head Pet: Subverted by Old Pediment, who wears a pigeon decoy on his head to fool real ones into assuming he's only a statue of a gargoyle, and safe to land on.
Source: Discworld / The World of Poo - Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines: The episode "There's no Fuel Like a Re-Fool" starts in the middle of an endurance hunt with the Vulture Squadron waiting until the pigeon is too tired to properly escape.
Source: Victory by Endurance
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