How to pronounce “gladly suffer fools”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of suffer fools gladly.

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suffer fools gladly, put up with, act the fool, take one's lumps, play silly beggars, play the fool, grin and bear it, take a joke, take kindly, bear with, suck it up, buttercup, fool, brave out, take one for the team, suck it up, take the fall, fool around, play dumb, play for a fool, give someone grief, take a licking, take something in stride, fool about, act a fool, fool with, fool away, sucker, go along for the ride, ride with the punches, get one's fingers burnt, bear the brunt, not do someone any favours, take great pains, climb on the bandwagon, swallow a bitter pill, goof on, embrace the suck, take a fall, live and let live, lump it, put on a brave face, bear up, make fun of, sponge, go without, play along, cut someone slack, come to grief, take the flak, toss caution to the wind, have the laugh on one's side, turn the other cheek, have a fable for, take an l, goof around, fall into a trap, take on the chin, wise off, lean over backwards, face the facts, do it, laugh off, roll with, be a man, suck lemons, mess with, be taken ill, take lightly, feel someone's pain, laugh out of court, fall on one's sword, go with the flow, leap through hoops, play silly buggers, get on someone's wrong side, make a monkey of, pay dearly, nonsense, look through rose-colored glasses, throw under the bus, pay the penalty, stick one's neck out, roll with the punches, go play in traffic, give someone gray hair, take offence, take delight in, take the bait, screw around, hack, take a long walk off a short pier, goof, joke around, lose one's wits, smart off, go and play in traffic, have someone there, get on someone's last nerve, dumb out, put up to

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