fooled; made to seem foolish.

that has been tricked, cheated, or swindled; cf. fool-taker n. at compounds 1c(b), fool-taking n. at compounds 1c(b).

Made a gull or dupe of; gulled.

Duped, deceived, befooled.

In extended use: Having an agreeable or benign quality, influence, operation, or effect. Chiefly… Easily managed, handled, or dealt with; working or…

That has been deluded, duped, or cheated. Cf. bubble, v. 5. Obsolete.

Cheated, ‘done out’ of one's due or expectation.

in the various senses of the verb; also imposed-upon: see sense 8 above.

Defrauded; deceived, tricked.

(a) adj. cheated, swindled; (b) n. people who have been cheated or swindled as a class.

Cheated out of something, esp. money; defrauded. More generally: duped, tricked, deceived.

duped by the game of thimblerig; disturbed or affected by thimblerigging, as a market; = rigged, adj.4

Deceived or mystified by trickery, hoaxed, cozened.

Cheated, deceived; unfairly or harshly treated. Also: in a difficult or hopeless situation. Chiefly in predicative use.