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Meanings of dashed fool in English
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Usage of dashed fool in English
1
I was a dashed fool ever to believe a word.
2
You're a dashed fool and want to spoil everything for a bit of temper.
3
He's a dashed fool, but he's no boozer, though his mate's tongue is a bit thick yet.
4
The man who always makes the most trouble, and who was fore-ordained to be a dashed fool, is the book-keeper.
5
I haven't over much sense, I know, or I shouldn't be here; but I'm not such a dashed fool as all that comes to.'
6
'Well, the dashed fool of a coolie did.
7
'I begin to think I've been two ends of a dashed fool; but what's a man to do?'
8
"You're a dashed fool, old man," said Walters sleepily to Harrington; "most likely she'll blue your fifty quid, and then blackmail--