bamboozle

There are few first-time buyers of consultancy ready to be bamboozled by lavish audio-visual presentations.

Because society has bamboozled you to think you should be married by now?

I looked up bamboozled in the Oxford English Dictionary online, that's where the draft third edition can be found.

As early as the fourth minute, he had bamboozled Scotland with a fluent run from right wing to penalty box.

But Americans had been bamboozled before - into signing a blank cheque for the Iraq war.

He bamboozled me into believing that he'd lost all his money.

Often, we feel bamboozled and just shove a familiar or prominently displayed brand into our basket.

He bamboozled me into exchanging the foreign currency.

France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was completely bamboozled by the dipping trajectory of Deng's 68th-minute strike.

The con artist bamboozled her out of $600.

He's a brain, Polo Ralph Lauren pas cher, who wouldn't be bamboozled into assertive your babbling.

On my return I filed an article about my experiences under the one-word headline 'Bamboozled'.

They've completely bamboozled us.

You've completely bamboozled me.

I get bamboozled driving in Beijing.

For example, we aren't bamboozled by the numbers into thinking shadow priests or feral druids (for example) are where they need to be.

The Shadow Man bamboozled me.

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