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Meanings of saphead in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fool"
Examples for "fool"
1
This government tickles that itching palm, though people know it's fool's gold.
2
The wittiest person in the comedy is he that plays the fool.
3
In my fool heart I did; and I do not know yet.
4
But fool I am; for I am in love with another woman.
5
I was a fool to stop the motor; did it without thinking.
1
It's really quite fascinating how the sap responds to the undying water.
2
Those gap-toothed shopping parades, emptiest in the poorest places, sap public confidence.
3
The sap of life swelled up again in him with new vigor.
4
The poet feels the sap of the new year before the marsh-willow.
5
Youth makes up in sap and push what it lacks in repose.
1
Is it going be muggins the taxpayer who picks up the bill again?
2
He was a considerable muggins, and a great coward, in fact, a Yankee deserter.
3
Any muggins can write about Old Times on the Miss.
4
PRISONERS don't have geese running around the donjon-keep to pull pens out of, you muggins.
5
A minister's wife can't dance anything but the Virginia reel, nor play anything more than muggins.
1
Oh, you needn't ask me to believe that tomfool tale, old chap!
2
That tomfool letter we sent ruined whatever chance I had left.
3
You tomfool, you, why don't you take that turban off?
4
I've never seen you or your insolent tomfool bills.
5
That's what comes of all that tomfool business.
Usage of saphead in English
1
The bombers move forward in extended order searching for the saphead.
2
And so he came to the saphead, and cautiously peered in.
3
A man throws a bomb into a saphead full of Huns.
4
Then there's a man in the squad who is more than a mere saphead.
5
Excuse me, gentlemen, if I do the saphead act-byjinks!
6
You don't seem to know anything, somehow-perfectsaphead.
7
There are some big shell-craters there, and they may be using one of them as a saphead.
8
I suppose not, you old saphead!
9
He's older and he goes with the swiftest bunch in town, and, like a regular saphead, I was flattered.
10
I was a lummox, a lunkhead, a lubber, a fool, a saphead- Iwaseverything that was awkward and clumsy and thumb-hand-sided!
11
Twenty minutes afterwards the sergeant, crawling warily on his belly, approached a saphead and after a brief word or two dropped in.
12
He will find a place where sapheads congregate
13
"Go over to that saphead there-d'yousee it-an 'seewhat thinking does."
14
"NOW get up and look, you sapheads."
15
"Hallie," said He, "if Billy only had your common-sense business instinct, I wouldn't ask for anything else in this world; but Billy is a saphead."
16
The bombers move forward in extended order searching for the saphead.
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