sillies
SaySI-leez/ˈsɪ.liz/
- 1Plural of silly. Use this form when you mean more than one silly person.
Come on, you sillies, stop giggling and finish your dinner.
The little sillies left their shoes in the garden again.
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- 2A short time when someone acts foolish and cannot stop being silly.
Like getting the giggles and not being able to stop.
After lunch the kids got the sillies and could not stop laughing.
I had a bad case of the sillies and giggled all through class.
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Note
sillies is a form of silly
silly, noun: A person being foolish in a playful way. It is often said kindly to someone, as in 'Come here, silly.' Full entry
- Forms
- sillysillies plural
- Spelling
- silly → sillies: change y to i, add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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