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Present participle for to engage in playful or frivolous activity
“We would just fool around to kill time when we had nothing better to do.”
Present participle for to engage in boisterous behavior, typically designed to attract attention
“Children learn songs of spring and are cajoled and threatened to stand in the appropriate place, to sing the correct notes and words, and not to fool around on stage so they won't embarrass everyone.”
Present participle for to engage in promiscuous behavior
“Do you promise not to fool around with other women in the future?”
Present participle for to behave badly, mischievously, or in an overemotional way
Present participle for to engage in amorous relations
Present participle for to prance, said of mounts
Present participle for to jovially tease, playfully annoy, or lightly badger someone
Present participle for to engage in leisurely or unproductive activities
Present participle for to waste time, or to fool about
Present participle for to tease, typically in a good-natured way
Present participle for to play a joke or trick on someone, typically in a teasing manner
Present participle for to engage in aimless or idle activities
Present participle for to tinker or fidget with something
Present participle for to playfully behave as though one is attracted to someone
Present participle for to be slow to act
Present participle for to enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way
The act of ridiculing someone or something
An undertaking that goes against convention or that is somewhat ridiculous
Activity engaged in for amusement
A prank or general mischievous behavior
A flirtatious or amorous affair
An affair between a married person and a person who is not their spouse
A stupid act or foolish behavior
The fact of being flippant or the act of clowning around
Behavior that is inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected
Casual amorous behavior or activity
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