hoodwink (someone)

To trick or con someone. "Hoodwink" originally meant to blindfold someone. If we don't get out of here now, Aunt Louise will hoodwink us into helping her set up for the dinner party. Mom, this guy's a total crook who's already hoodwinked people out of tons of money.

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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

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hoodwink
hoodwink (someone) into (doing something)
hoodwink into
hoodwink out of
hoodwink (someone) out of (something)
slip one over
slip one over on (one)
slip something over on (one)
accompany (one) on a/(one's) journey
accompany on a journey

词组	hoodwink (someone)
释义	hoodwink (someone) hoodwink (someone) To trick or con someone. "Hoodwink" originally meant to blindfold someone. If we don't get out of here now, Aunt Louise will hoodwink us into helping her set up for the dinner party. Mom, this guy's a total crook who's already hoodwinked people out of tons of money. See also: hoodwink Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: hoodwink hoodwink (someone) into (doing something) hoodwink into hoodwink out of hoodwink (someone) out of (something) slip one over slip one over on (one) slip something over on (one) accompany (one) on a/(one's) journey accompany on a journey
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