foolery

There was more foolery yet, if I could remember it.

We've let you carry this foolery further than we should.

General laughter and foolery of a sort he had not seen since his student days.

I got them parted, and let it go as foolery.

We're on the move, and that's no time for foolery.

This was the kind of foolery the children understood and liked.

Every class thought they would catch her out with a bit of clever foolery.

Then, he begins to work his foolery by asking the youth a series of questions.

They did, with none of the foolery that often accompanied their showers.

Well, this is a pretty piece of foolery indeed!

"This is a damned piece of foolery, after all," said he.

But I am glad the knight is not here; now he shall see his own foolery.

No fantastic foolery could look him in the face.

Later the plan was discarded, so that this pleasant foolery appears here for the first, time.

Any foolery and I'll whip the skin off your back."

It's very much like the idleness and foolery of the waking mind.

I knew enough to be honored by this foolery.

All that's happened so far is through our not having the sense to keep quiet - worrying them with guns and such foolery.

It had been foolish to fight here in the first place and now the foolery was turning to disaster.

For once Roland blessed his friend's relentless sense of foolery.

Under the guise of foolery, he tells the truth about people and situations.

If this was indeed foolery, then she was not the only fool.

But he was not going to leave these men to have dinner with their messmates and try some desperate foolery.

The woman ceased from her mysterious foolery, and started tip-toeing toward the door.

And now, you look here," he added, suddenly changing his tone, "we've had about enough of this foolery.