trick
English → English
(noun) something done to fool or deceive someone, often as a joke or to gain an advantage
The magician performed a clever card trick that left the entire audience feeling confused.
(English) The magician performed a clever card trick that left the entire audience feeling confused.
The kids played a harmless trick on their teacher by hiding her chalk during the lunch break.
(English) The kids played a harmless trick on their teacher by hiding her chalk during the lunch break.
(verb) to make someone believe something that is not true through a clever or dishonest plan
The salesman tried to trick the elderly couple into buying a car that was in poor condition.
(English) The salesman tried to trick the elderly couple into buying a car that was in poor condition.
He was tricked into giving away his password by a fake website that looked like his bank.
(English) He was tricked into giving away his password by a fake website that looked like his bank.
Entry ID: en:en:trick · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary