Fool and Toy

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Fool verb - To cause to believe what is untrue.

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Toy is a synonym for fool in touch topic. In some cases you can use "Toy" instead a verb "Fool", when it comes to topics like play, fiddle.

Toy verb - To show a sexual attraction for someone just for fun.

Usage example: likes to toy with men whom she has no intention of actually dating

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Fool is a synonym for toy in touch topic. You can use "Fool" instead a verb "Toy", if it concerns topics such as play with.

Nearby Word: toying

old	old fool	old toy
original	original fool	original toy
simple	simple fool	simple toy
real	real fool	real toy
Other adjectives: big, dangerous, evil, blue, little, childish, happy, harmless, former, next, local.

Batman Gambit: Colonel Ackerson lied about an artifact in Cleveland, counting on his brother to recognize the name of their childhood toy and fool the Covenant.

Source: Comic Book / Halo: Uprising
Wind-Up Key: Marc Anthony takes a key off of a toy car and pretends to wind up Pussyfoot with it to fool his owner that the cat is a toy.

Source: Western Animation / Feed the Kitty
Feed the Kitty: Marc Anthony takes a key off a toy car and pretends to wind up Pussyfoot with it to fool his owner into thinking that the cat is a toy.

Source: Wind-Up Key

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