foolish (adj.)
- absurd
 - airy
 - apish
 - arch
 - asinine
 - batty
 - beguiled
 - bemused
 - besotted
 - bizarre
 - blockheaded
 - boneheaded
 - brainless
 - brash
 - buffoonish
 - catchpenny
 - cockamamie
 - cockeyed
 - confused
 - crazy
 - credulous
 - daft
 - dazed
 - demented
 - devilish
 - dim
 - dim-witted
 - dizzy
 - dopey
 - doting
 - dotty
 - dumb
 - elfish
 - elvish
 - empty
 - empty-headed
 - erratic
 - extravagant
 - fantastic
 - fatuous
 - feebleminded
 - flaky
 - flimsy
 - fond
 - foolhardy
 - frivolous
 - frothy
 - fuddled
 - futile
 - gaga
 - goofy
 - grotesque
 - hasty
 - headless
 - headlong
 - heedless
 - high-flown
 - high-spirited
 - idiotic
 - idle
 - ignorant
 - ill-advised
 - ill-considered
 - illogical
 - imbecile
 - imbecilic
 - impetuous
 - impish
 - impolitic
 - imprudent
 - inane
 - incautious
 - incredible
 - indiscreet
 - inept
 - infatuated
 - injudicious
 - insane
 - insensate
 - irrational
 - knavish
 - kooky
 - laughable
 - light
 - light-headed
 - loony
 - ludicrous
 - mad
 - maudlin
 - mindless
 - mischievous
 - misguided
 - monstrous
 - moronic
 - nonsensical
 - nugatory
 - nuts
 - nutty
 - obtuse
 - otiose
 - outrageous
 - outre
 - playful
 - potty
 - prankish
 - preposterous
 - puckish
 - rash
 - reasonless
 - reckless
 - ridiculous
 - roguish
 - rubbishy
 - sappy
 - scatterbrained
 - screwy
 - senseless
 - sentimental
 - shallow
 - silly
 - slender
 - slight
 - slow-witted
 - sportive
 - stolid
 - stupid
 - superficial
 - thick
 - thickheaded
 - thoughtless
 - trashy
 - tricksy
 - trifling
 - trite
 - trivial
 - unintelligent
 - unorthodox
 - unreasonable
 - unreasoning
 - unstable
 - untalented
 - unthinking
 - unwary
 - unwise
 - vacuous
 - vain
 - vapid
 - wacky
 - waggish
 - weird
 - wet
 - wild
 - windy
 - witless
 
How now, foolish rheum!
Here lies our sovereign lord the king,
Whose word no man relies on;
He never says a foolish thing,
Nor ever does a wise one.
God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things that are mighty.
Charm'd with the foolish whistling of a name.