Simple Simon
English
Etymology
From the nursery rhyme of the same name.
Noun
Simple Simon (plural Simple Simons)
- A fool, or gullible person.
- 2003, Margaret Sanger; Michael W. Perry, The Pivot of Civilization in Historical Perspective, page 188:
- Now, will your kind of birth control select out specially for suppression the Simple Simons, the Peeping Toms, the Dumme Lisas? Oh, no, indeed.
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