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trick
noun as in deceit
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- ambush
- artifice
- blind
- bluff
- casuistry
- cheat
- chicanery
- circumvention
- con
- concealment
- conundrum
- cover
- decoy
- delusion
- disguise
- dodge
- double-dealing
- duplicity
- equivocation
- evasion
- fabrication
- fake
- falsehood
- feint
- forgery
- game
- imposition
- imposture
- intrigue
- invention
- machination
- perjury
- pretense
- snare
- stratagem
- subterfuge
- swindle
- treachery
- wile
noun as in prank, joke
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noun as in expertise, know-how
noun as in characteristic, habit
verb as in fool; deceive
Example Sentences
A show like “People in the Dark” is a way to hone their skills from their day jobs, while also hopefully learning a few new tricks.
Sharmone sent the BBC footage he filmed of drivers appearing to perform "drifting" tricks while nearly driving into crowds of spectators.
A man who described himself as Cheshire's very own Kardashian and tricked victims out of thousands of pounds for designer handbags has been jailed.
If Badenoch can repeat the trick in opposition, it could decide whether she can lead her party back into government.
Victims - often teenagers in the US and Europe - are tricked into sending intimate photos or videos, which the scammers threaten to pass on unless they are paid.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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