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sub-fool
sub-fool n.
Brit. 
/ˈsʌbfuːl/
, /ˈsʌbfuːl/U.S. /ˈsəbˌful/
rare/ˈsəbˌful/ΚΠ
1680 T. Shadwell Woman-captain i Scarce any one is such a Fool, but he has a sub-Fool that he can laugh at.
1968 J. Berryman His Toy, His Dream, His Rest 174 Let there in their offices sub-fools With sub-fools interfere.
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- to embank out
- to emblem forth
- to emboss
- to emboss out
- to employ out
- to empty the baby out with the bath
- to empty the bag
- to empty the bases
- to enact into
- to encourage by example
- to encrust into
- to end even
- to end fatally
- to end it
- to end it all
- to end on a high note
- to end one's days
- to end or mend
- to end to perfurnish
- to end up
- to end up on the cutting room floor
- to endorse a sum of money off
- to endorse off
- to go to glory
- to go to god