Ones easily fooled

SAPS

Think of naive characters often seen in old comedies or those who might fall for a simple prank—this term can also refer to young trees.

"Ones easily fooled" points to "saps" because a sap is slang for someone gullible or naive—think of an easy target for a trick. The word also ties to saplings, young trees that bend easily, reinforcing the idea of being weak or impressionable. It’s a straightforward term with a slightly old-school feel, often used in phrases like "don’t be such a sap."