Fool
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 196
fool, n. one who acts stupidly a person of weak mind: a jester {£. a wicked person. v.t. to deceive to treat with contempt. v.i. to play the fool to trifle. [O Fr.fol (Fr. fon), — \\..folle L.folhr, an air-bag, a grimace made by puffing out the cheeks.] [folly. Foolery, toTTer-i n an act of folly habitual
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