noun

duper

DOO-puh

Duper (noun) means someone who deceives or tricks others. Example: “The article exposed the duper behind the fake investment scheme.”

noun

Someone who deceives or tricks others.

"The article exposed the duper behind the fake investment scheme."

How to use duper

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA person who dupes, i.e., deceives, others.

dupers plural

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Formed from "dupe" plus the agent suffix "-er."

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What does “duper” mean?

The word “duper” means someone who deceives or tricks others. In plain terms, a person who dupes, i.e., deceives, others.

How do you pronounce “duper”?

“Duper” is pronounced DOO-puh (/ˈdu.pɚ/ in IPA).

How do you use “duper” in a sentence?

Here is “duper” used in a sentence: “The article exposed the duper behind the fake investment scheme.”

What part of speech is “duper”?

“Duper” is a noun.