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Today we have a phrasal verb and many phrasal verbs have so many meanings.

Today I'm going to give you two meanings for the phrasal verb to fool around.

F-O-O-O-L, fool around.

Well, to fool around has two very common meanings in American English.

One meaning is boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, kissing, hugging, hugging.

That can be called fooling around.

So if a boy, you know, a young boy, 17 years old, brings his girlfriend over to his house.

The dad or the mom will probably say, no fooling around, no fooling around.

And that means no hugging, no kissing.

That's the idea. But the other very common meaning of to fool around means to play.

That's the idea.

And for me, when I use the verb to fool around, it's usually regarding the kitchen or fishing or on my bike or on the computer.

Yeah, I like to fool around in the kitchen.

I like to cook things, make things, organize things.

I like to fool around on the computer.

I like watching YouTube videos and watching my interesting Twitter, the people that I follow on Twitter.

I like checking out the news, the latest news.

Fuling around, not doing anything too serious, kind of playing.

But when we say playing, we think of children or maybe

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