Fool and Waste

Fool

Fool verb - Spend frivolously and unwisely.

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Waste and fool are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Waste" instead a verb "Fool".

Waste verb - To use up carelessly.

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Fool and waste are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fool" instead a verb "Waste".

long	long fool	long waste
complete	complete fool	complete waste
utter	utter fool	utter waste
total	total fool	total waste
Other adjectives: fat, stupid, selfish, real, big, dangerous, miserable, little, absolute, cold, foolish, useless, bigger.

character	fool character	waste character
men	fool men	waste men
someone	fool someone	waste someone
army	fool army	waste army
Other words: time, characters, world, boss, opponents, soldiers.

In some variants of The Love of Three Oranges, the prince is a fool, which is how he gets himself cursed, and is foolish enough to waste the first two oranges.

Source: The Fool / Fairy Tales
In effect they say it is a fool's mission, and waste no time telling Hitler and his "new guard."

Source: World War II / War In Europe And Africa

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