Fool and Target

Fool

Fool noun - A person who lacks good sense or judgment.

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Target and fool are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Target" instead the word "Fool" as a noun or a verb.

Target noun - A person or thing that is made fun of.

Usage example: after my botched haircut, I became the target of lots of jokes at school

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Fool and target are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fool" instead the word "Target" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: targeted, targe, targeting

common	common fool	common target
original	original fool	original target
real	real fool	real target
big	big fool	big target
Other adjectives: former, hapless, next, bigger.

person	fool person	target person
hero	fool hero	target hero
people	fool people	target people
men	fool men	target men
Other words: someone, characters, anyone, opponent, player, humans, times, friends, players, opponents, enemies, members, targets, girls.

And one volume of the Lupin III Y manga had them all in drag to fool both Zenigata and their target.

Source: Disguised in Drag
It turns out that Howard is just an actor, and the "marriage" is a ploy to fool Miles, her real target, in thinking that she's rich.

Source: Film / Intolerable Cruelty
Unfortunately, when Pyle does get caught, he decides to fool the opponents by giving them a fake target... which is the exact one Carter had been planning to attack in the first place.

Source: Two Rights Make a Wrong