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(verb) in the sense of deceive

Consumers are no longer so easily gulled into paying extra for a designer label.

Synonyms

deceive

He has deceived and disillusioned us all.

trick

He'll be upset when he finds out how you tricked him.

cheat

He cheated people out of their life savings.

con (slang)

He claimed that the businessman had conned him out of his life savings.

skin (slang)

take in (informal)

stiff (slang)

sting (informal)

hoax

He recently hoaxed a number of celebrities.

defraud

He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government.

dupe

Some of the offenders duped the psychologists.

beguile

He used his newspapers to beguile his readers.

swindle

He swindled investors out of millions of pounds.

rook (slang)

take for a ride (informal)

put one over on (informal)

pull a fast one on (informal)

cozen

sell a pup to

(noun) in the sense of dupe

Synonyms

dupe

an innocent dupe in a political scandal

fool

He feels she has made a fool of him.

mug (slang)

I feel such a mug for signing the agreement.

sap (slang)

He's always seemed a poor sap to me.

sucker (slang)

Keep giving us your money, sucker!

gudgeon (slang)

chump (informal)

simpleton

He was a lightweight, a political simpleton.

babe in arms (informal)

putz (US, slang)

easy mark (slang)

单词	gull
释义	Trends of gull View usage for: gull (gʌl) Word forms: plural gulls countable noun A gull is a common sea bird. Synonyms: dupe, fool, mug [slang], sap [slang] More Synonyms of gull More Synonyms of gull gull in British English 1 (ɡʌl) noun any aquatic bird of the genus Larus and related genera, such as L. canus (common gull or mew) having long pointed wings, short legs, and a mostly white plumage: family Laridae, order Charadriiformes ▶ Related adjective: larine Derived forms gull-like (ˈgull-ˌlike) adjective Word origin C15: of Celtic origin; compare Welsh gwylan gull in British English 2 (ɡʌl) archaic noun 1. a person who is easily fooled or cheated verb 2. (transitive) to fool, cheat, or hoax Word origin C16: perhaps from dialect gull unfledged bird, probably from gul, from Old Norse gulr yellow gull in American English 1 (gʌl) nounWord forms: plural gulls or gull any of various shorebirds of a worldwide family (Laridae), with large wings, slender legs, webbed feet, a strong, hooked bill, and feathers of chiefly white and gray Word origin ME < Celt, as in Cornish gullan, Welsh gwylan, Bret gwelan gull in American English 2 (gʌl) noun 1. a person easily cheated or tricked; dupe verb transitive 2. to cheat or trick; dupe Word origin ME gulle, silly fellow, lit., unfledged bird < gul, yellow < ON gulr, akin to goll, gold Image of gull © s_oleg, shutterstock Examples of 'gull' in a sentence gull Field glasses show you what you have already guessed - that it is a common gull sitting patiently on its heather nest. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Nature notes A large, distinctive gull with plumage that looks just like creamy porridge has been seen this winter in many places. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The commonest gull in seaside towns in summer is the herring gull. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Common gulls are not very well named. Times, Sunday Times (2009) She came back with her hat full of gull eggs. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Just watch out for predatory sea gulls. The Sun (2014) The only other predators we have are the large gulls, and that is more natural. Times, Sunday Times (2014) There are also a few breeding pairs of common gull and Mediterranean gull. Perring, Franklyn A Guide to Britain's Conservation Heritage (1991) In fact, common gulls are quite uncommon gulls. Times, Sunday Times (2009) A smaller gull called the common gull is not in danger of any such accusations. Times, Sunday Times (2015) There are also dunes and the beach doubles as a local nature reserve with wildflowers and many sea birds, including gulls and waders. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I don't know what was wrong with the sea gull. Times, Sunday Times (2012) With molecular gastronomy, gull's eggs are the least of your problems. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Three tiny spuds, not much bigger than a gull's egg. Times, Sunday Times (2016) At present the adults are protected, although you can destroy herring gulls' eggs. Times, Sunday Times (2015) A club-record four straight wins to kick off the campaign means the Gulls are really flying. The Sun (2010) Sometimes there are large numbers of gulls, because they can be seen from far off, and more and more come flying in to join the feast. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Word lists with gull related adjectives All related terms of 'gull' gull wing an aircraft wing having a short upward-sloping inner section and a longer horizontal outer section mew gull any seagull , esp the common gull , Larus canus sea gull → gull 1 ; esp., any gull living along a seacoast common gull a type of gull , Larus canus ivory gull a white gull , Pagophila (or Larus ) eburneus, mostly confined to arctic regions little gull the smallest type of gull , normally found in Europe and Asia , and the only member of the genus Hydrocoloeus glaucous gull a gull , Larus hyperboreus, of northern and arctic regions, with a white head and tail and pale grey back and wings herring gull a common gull , Larus argentatus, that has a white plumage with black-tipped wings and pink legs gull-wing door a car door that opens upwards black-backed gull either of two common black-and-white European coastal gulls , Larus fuscus ( lesser black-backed gull ) and L . marinus ( great black-backed gull ) black-headed gull a small gull , Chroicocephalus ridibundus , that breeds in much of Europe and Asia , and often scavenges in towns great black-backed gull a large gull , Larus marinus , that breeds on European and North American coasts Chinese translation of 'gull' gull (ɡʌl) n (c) (= seagull) 海鸥(鷗) (hǎiōu) (只, zhī) Nearby words of gull guise guitar gulf gull gullible gully gulp related words related adjective larine collective noun colony (verb) in the sense of deceive Consumers are no longer so easily gulled into paying extra for a designer label. Synonyms deceive He has deceived and disillusioned us all. trick He'll be upset when he finds out how you tricked him. cheat He cheated people out of their life savings. con (slang) He claimed that the businessman had conned him out of his life savings. skin (slang) take in (informal) stiff (slang) sting (informal) hoax He recently hoaxed a number of celebrities. defraud He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government. dupe Some of the offenders duped the psychologists. beguile He used his newspapers to beguile his readers. swindle He swindled investors out of millions of pounds. rook (slang) take for a ride (informal) put one over on (informal) pull a fast one on (informal) cozen sell a pup to (noun) in the sense of dupe Synonyms dupe an innocent dupe in a political scandal fool He feels she has made a fool of him. mug (slang) I feel such a mug for signing the agreement. sap (slang) He's always seemed a poor sap to me. sucker (slang) Keep giving us your money, sucker! gudgeon (slang) chump (informal) simpleton He was a lightweight, a political simpleton. babe in arms (informal) putz (US, slang) easy mark (slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of beguile Definition to charm (someone) into doing something he or she would not normally do He used his newspapers to beguile his readers. Synonyms fool, trick, take in, cheat, con (informal), mislead, impose on, deceive, dupe, gull (archaic), delude, bamboozle, hoodwink, take for a ride (informal), befool in the sense of cheat Definition to defraud He cheated people out of their life savings. Synonyms deceive, skin (slang), trick, fool, take in (informal), con (informal), stiff (slang), sting (informal), mislead, rip off (slang), fleece, hoax, defraud, dupe, beguile, gull (archaic), do (informal), swindle, stitch up (slang), victimize, bamboozle (informal), hoodwink, double-cross (informal), diddle (informal), take for a ride (informal), bilk, pull a fast one on (informal), screw (informal), finagle (informal), cozen, scam (slang) in the sense of con Definition to swindle or defraud He claimed that the businessman had conned him out of his life savings. Synonyms swindle, trick, cheat, rip off (slang), sting (informal), kid (informal), skin (slang), stiff (slang), mislead, deceive, hoax, defraud, dupe, gull (archaic), rook (slang), humbug, bamboozle (informal), hoodwink, double-cross (informal), diddle (informal), take for a ride (informal), inveigle, do the dirty on (British, informal), bilk, sell a pup, pull a fast one on (informal), cozen, scam (slang) Nearby words of gull guise gulch gulf gull gullet gullibility gullible Synonyms of 'gull' gull Explore 'gull' in the dictionary
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