The word "fool" primarily refers to a historical jester, an entertainer known for witty jokes, but it also serves as a rich source of cultural references across many fields. In arts and literature, it appears as the Shakespearean fool archetype, a key Tarot card (The Fool), and in works like Christopher Moore's 2009 novel Fool and the 2014 Russian film The Fool. The music industry features a 1960s Dutch design collective called The Fool, which created Eric Clapton's iconic 1964 Gibson SG guitar, alongside countless songs and albums by artists such as Elvis Presley, Blur, and Warpaint. The term also covers culinary items, including a dessert made from cooked fruit (fruit fool) and the Middle Eastern fava bean dish ful medames (pronounced "fool"). Finally, it appears in other contexts like the financial company The Motley Fool and the ICAO airport code (FOOL) for Léon-Mba International Airport in Gabon.