A trick, stratagem. to door make a blenkor blench: to play a trick.

A performance intended to deceive; a trick. Obsolete.

to get a geck: to be deceived or tricked. to give one the geck: to mock, trick, deceive one.

A slight movement or motion; an action, a deed. Also: a breath. to play a paw: to play a trick. to play one's paws: to play one's part in acting…

to draw through the water with a cat, also to whip the cat: to practise a practical joke, thus described by Grose.

To try to deceive or get the better of someone with a specified trick, stratagem, etc. Now frequently in don't come that —— with me. Cf. to come o…

To play a prank or trick on.

colloquial. to come (the) paddy over: to dupe or hoodwink, by means of the supposed Irish talent for flattery or persuasive talk (cf. blarney, n.).

figurative. slang. to execute a plan, scheme, or trick, esp. in order to fool or get the better of someone. Cf. to work Tom Cox's traverse at Tom, n.1…

A frolicsome adventure, a spree. Also to go on, have, take a lark; to make a lark of = ‘to make game of’.

to pull a fast one, to put over a fast one, and variants: (slang, originally U.S.) to take advantage of someone by trickery; to deceive. Hence fas…

colloquial. To tease; to mislead deliberately, to deceive, hoax, cheat.

coarse slang. That with which a person urinates; (chiefly) spec. the penis. Frequently in to pull a person's pisser: to tease or playfully deceive a…

colloquial (chiefly North American). to pull (also yank, jerk) a person's chain: to tease or trick a person, usually by telling a lie; to…