Folly

[Fr. folie, from fou, fol, foolish, mad.] Weakne of intellect; imbecility of mind; want of understanding. - Sin; scandalous crime; criminal weakne ; depravity of mind. "When majesty to folly falls." Shaks. -A weak or absurd act not highly criminal; an imprudent course of conduct. Fol's om, in California , a post-village of Sacramento co., on the American river, about 22 m. E. N. E. of Sacra mento. Also called FOLSOM CITY. Fol's omdale, in N. York , a post-vill. of Wyoming co. Fo'mal-haut, n. ( Astron .) A star of the first magnitude, in Piscis Australis.