trick

Related to trick: magic trick

See:

(one) doesn't miss a trick
(one's) whole bag of tricks
a bag of tricks
a bag/box of tricks
a box of tricks
a hat trick
a one-trick pony
a trick worth two of (something)
a trick worth two of that
bag of tricks
be up to (one's) (old) tricks
be up to (one's) old tricks
be up to your tricks
box of tricks
confidence game
dirty trick
dirty tricks
do the job/trick
do the trick
every trick in the book
hat trick
have a trick up (one's) sleeve
have an ace up (one's) sleeve
have an ace/a trick up your sleeve
he, she, etc. doesn't miss a trick
How do you do
How’s tricks?
how's tricks
How's tricks?
know a trick or two
know every trick in the book
like showing a card trick to a dog
like showing a dog a card trick
miss a trick
miss a trick, doesn't/not to
never miss a trick
not miss a trick
one-trick pony
parlor trick
play a trick (on one)
play a trick on
play tricks on
pull a stunt
pull a trick (on someone)
someone's bag of tricks
teach an old dog new tricks
teach an old dog new tricks, one can't/it's hard to
that does it
that does the trick
the oldest trick in the book
the tricks of the trade
there are tricks in every trade
trick (one) into (doing something)
trick (one) out of (something)
trick (oneself or something) up
trick (something) out of (one)
trick into
trick of the trade
trick on (one)
trick on someone
trick or treat
trick out
trick out of
trick up (one's) sleeve
trick-or-treater
trick-or-treating
tricks of the trade
try every trick in the book
try, use, etc. every trick in the book
turn a trick
turn a trick/tricks
turn the trick
turn tricks
up to (one's) (old) tricks
up to one's old tricks
up to your tricks
use every trick in the book
whole bag of tricks
You cannot teach an old dog new tricks
you can't teach an old dog new tricks

References in classic literature

Has a bad trick of whirling around without cause It's his idea of a joke on his rider.

See you again next Sunday A.M., and just you bring along your whole basket of tricks, you old son-of-a-gun."

Burning Daylight

"I know all about the tricks of this road, but I have been thinking of something else and didn't realize where we were."

The Patchwork Girl of Oz

"It's the mirage!...It's the mirage!...Don't believe in the water!...It's another trick of the mirrors!..."

After all, I was thoroughly acquainted with most of Erik's "tricks;" and now or never was the time to turn my knowledge to account.

Then he flatly told me to shut up, with my tricks of the mirrors, my springs, my revolving doors and my palaces of illusions!

Phantom of the Opera

In tricks and skill and experience he was the master, and though he could land nothing vital, he proceeded scientifically to chop and wear down his opponent.

The Night Born

She saw at once that her husband had played this trick in order to get back to Black Hawk without her.

`I feel as if he is up to some of his tricks again, and is going to try to scare me, somehow.'

My Antonia

Tricks such as The Dagger Chest, fire-eating, escapology, mind-reading illusions and a saw trick are included in the sale at Hansons in London along with two handwritten notebooks detailing 63 tricks.

Sale of antique magic tricks; AUCTION

The main tricks that we enjoyed were the wool trick, the bed time story trick (where he read Mr Pease's mind) and the square root of long numbers.

>> Maths Magic!

AniPhone keyboard trick has been discovered that will transform the way you message your friends.

iPhone keyboard trick discovered that makes texting MUCH easier; The trick makes editing your texts a lot easier - and Apple fans are loving it on Twitter

"Halloween" means the holiday generally celebrated on October 31 and any related celebration, party, masquerade, trick or treat time or other related observance.

Holiday Policy Language: Halloween Edition

HUDDERSFIELD'S newest bar "played the ultimate trick" on customers by postponing its opening night - just hours before doors were due to open.

'Intrigue' as new bar postpones opening night

Each week the group have enjoyed seeing a different trick delivered by a magician, attempting to figure out 'how it's done,' and then having the chance to learn the secrets behind the trick and perform it themselves.

YOUR VIEW Michael Edwards, North East; Michael Edwards, North East development officer with Creative Support

词组	trick
释义	trick Related to trick: magic trick See: (one) doesn't miss a trick (one's) whole bag of tricks a bag of tricks a bag/box of tricks a box of tricks a hat trick a one-trick pony a trick worth two of (something) a trick worth two of that bag of tricks be up to (one's) (old) tricks be up to (one's) old tricks be up to your tricks box of tricks confidence game dirty trick dirty tricks do the job/trick do the trick every trick in the book hat trick have a trick up (one's) sleeve have an ace up (one's) sleeve have an ace/a trick up your sleeve he, she, etc. doesn't miss a trick How do you do How’s tricks? how's tricks How's tricks? know a trick or two know every trick in the book like showing a card trick to a dog like showing a dog a card trick miss a trick miss a trick, doesn't/not to never miss a trick not miss a trick one-trick pony parlor trick play a trick (on one) play a trick on play tricks on pull a stunt pull a trick (on someone) someone's bag of tricks teach an old dog new tricks teach an old dog new tricks, one can't/it's hard to that does it that does the trick the oldest trick in the book the tricks of the trade there are tricks in every trade trick (one) into (doing something) trick (one) out of (something) trick (oneself or something) up trick (something) out of (one) trick into trick of the trade trick on (one) trick on someone trick or treat trick out trick out of trick up (one's) sleeve trick-or-treater trick-or-treating tricks of the trade try every trick in the book try, use, etc. every trick in the book turn a trick turn a trick/tricks turn the trick turn tricks up to (one's) (old) tricks up to one's old tricks up to your tricks use every trick in the book whole bag of tricks You cannot teach an old dog new tricks you can't teach an old dog new tricks References in classic literature Has a bad trick of whirling around without cause It's his idea of a joke on his rider. See you again next Sunday A.M., and just you bring along your whole basket of tricks, you old son-of-a-gun." Burning Daylight "I know all about the tricks of this road, but I have been thinking of something else and didn't realize where we were." The Patchwork Girl of Oz "It's the mirage!...It's the mirage!...Don't believe in the water!...It's another trick of the mirrors!..." After all, I was thoroughly acquainted with most of Erik's "tricks;" and now or never was the time to turn my knowledge to account. Then he flatly told me to shut up, with my tricks of the mirrors, my springs, my revolving doors and my palaces of illusions! Phantom of the Opera In tricks and skill and experience he was the master, and though he could land nothing vital, he proceeded scientifically to chop and wear down his opponent. The Night Born She saw at once that her husband had played this trick in order to get back to Black Hawk without her. `I feel as if he is up to some of his tricks again, and is going to try to scare me, somehow.' My Antonia Tricks such as The Dagger Chest, fire-eating, escapology, mind-reading illusions and a saw trick are included in the sale at Hansons in London along with two handwritten notebooks detailing 63 tricks. Sale of antique magic tricks; AUCTION The main tricks that we enjoyed were the wool trick, the bed time story trick (where he read Mr Pease's mind) and the square root of long numbers. >> Maths Magic! AniPhone keyboard trick has been discovered that will transform the way you message your friends. iPhone keyboard trick discovered that makes texting MUCH easier; The trick makes editing your texts a lot easier - and Apple fans are loving it on Twitter "Halloween" means the holiday generally celebrated on October 31 and any related celebration, party, masquerade, trick or treat time or other related observance. Holiday Policy Language: Halloween Edition HUDDERSFIELD'S newest bar "played the ultimate trick" on customers by postponing its opening night - just hours before doors were due to open. 'Intrigue' as new bar postpones opening night Each week the group have enjoyed seeing a different trick delivered by a magician, attempting to figure out 'how it's done,' and then having the chance to learn the secrets behind the trick and perform it themselves. YOUR VIEW Michael Edwards, North East; Michael Edwards, North East development officer with Creative Support
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