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• April Fool's Day — April Fools Day or April Fool s Day, April 1, a day observed by fooling people with tricks and jokes; All Fools Day. * * * ↑April Fools Day * * * April Fool’s Day [April Fools Day] (also April Fools’ Day …   Useful english dictionary

• April Fool — April Fools N COUNT An April Fool is a trick that is played on April Fool s Day …   English dictionary

• April fool — noun count a trick that you play on someone on April Fools Day a. someone who is tricked on April Fools Day …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• April fool — n someone who is tricked on April Fools Day, or the trick that is played on them …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• April Fool's Day (film) — Infobox Film name = April Fool s Day caption = Film poster for April Fool s Day director = Fred Walton writer = Danilo Bach starring = Deborah Foreman Deborah Goodrich producer = Frank Mancuso Jr music = Charles Bernstein cinematography = Charles …   Wikipedia

• April Fool's Day —    The first mention of this custom is a curt note in Aubrey: Fooles holy day. We observe it on ye first of April. And so it is kept in Germany everywhere. (Aubrey, 1686, 1880: 10). It must have reached England from Germany or France in the mid… …   A Dictionary of English folklore

• April fool — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms April fool : singular April fool plural April fools a) a trick that you play on someone on April Fools Day b) someone who is tricked on April Fools Day …   English dictionary

• April Fool — noun a victim of a hoax on April Fool s Day. ↘a trick played on April Fool s Day …   English new terms dictionary

• April Fool’s Day — (also April Fools’ Day) 1 April, the day when people in many countries play tricks or jokes on each other. The victim of the joke is called the April Fool. A typical trick is to make somebody believe something that is not true, e.g. that the… …   Universalium

• April fool — A′pril fool′ n. 1) the victim of a joke or trick on April Fools Day 2) a joke or trick played on that day • Etymology: 1680–90 …   From formal English to slang

• April fool — noun Date: 1687 the butt of a joke or trick played on April Fools Day; also such a joke or trick …   New Collegiate Dictionary