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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
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Meaning of 'a little less of a fool'
You are a little less of a fool!
What does it actually mean ?
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"less of a fool" means not as foolish (as someone, or some level of foolishness, that is implied by the context). "a little" means to a small extent, though its inclusion here may not literally be intended to emphasise a small degree.
- "less of a fool" means not as foolish (as someone, or some level of foolishness, that is implied by the context).
- "a little" means to a small extent, though its inclusion here may not literally be intended to emphasise a small degree.
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"less of a fool" means not as foolish (as someone, or some level of foolishness, that is implied by the context). "a little" means to a small extent, though its inclusion here may not literally be intended to emphasise a small degree.
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