bamboozle in Italian
bamboozle in Italian is mistificare — bamboozle means to trick or deceive someone, often to make them look foolish.
bamboozle in Italian
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(transitive, informal) To con, defraud, trick, to make a fool of, to humbug or impose on someone.
What does "bamboozle" mean?
- verb To trick or deceive someone, often to make them look foolish.
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verb To confuse or puzzle someone completely.
""Although Morphy misplays the opening, it does not take him long to bamboozle his opponent.""
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bamboozle in a sentence
- "Although Morphy misplays the opening, it does not take him long to bamboozle his opponent."
- Clarke's defence, bolstered by the return of Grant Hanley, was bamboozled by a flurry of Faroese raids, at least one of which should have delivered a goal.
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What is "bamboozle" in Italian?
"bamboozle" in Italian is mistificare. bamboozle means: To trick or deceive someone, often to make them look foolish.
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