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fooling around
adjective as in absurd
noun as in copulation
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noun as in dalliance
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noun as in hanky-panky
noun as in horseplay
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noun as in lovemaking
noun as in shenanigans
Example Sentences
Turns out fooling around was a capital crime, if you were married to the king.
Or perhaps she was fooling around with entertainment lawyer Kevin Yorn instead.
Whispers flooded Maryland politics that the Baltimore mayor was fooling around.
Fooling around on the Internet, she suddenly saw pictures of Mrs. Obama in her black dress with bright ribbon stripes.
"I've no use for fooling around a schrund in the mist and we can't wait for daybreak," Deering remarked.
"I was fooling around a little with the Twentieth Maine," was the reply.
The old men doze off, and the young fellows get to daydreaming or fooling around.
No, no, there must be no fooling around with godless abstract mathematical ideas, nor fiddling with compasses.
Only there would be no fooling around with this dimensional stuff—she'd had enough of that, he knew.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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