US A trick A part of the human body, Primarily a joint (= spot in which two bones are related), in some cases feels weak quickly and unexpectedly:just take someone in [generally passive] to make someone feel something which is just not genuine, usually as a way to get what you would like:SMART Vocabulary: related text and phrases Ways of accomplish
a thing that you need to do to produce someone imagine something which is not genuine, or to harass any person like a jokedeceive idiot tease child mislead sucker dupe delude cheat hoax bamboozle hoodwink con catch spoof bluff juggle sting humbug misinform beguile misguide suck in gaff gull consider in have cozen snow melt away have on string toget
OED is undergoing a ongoing programme of revision to modernize and boost definitions. This entry hasn't but been thoroughly revised.a : a delusive look specially when attributable to artwork or legerdemain : an optical illusion a mere trick of the lightIf any person takes you in, They could get it done by performing a part and applying words and ph
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