snookering (Meaning)
snookering
a variation of pool played with 15 red balls and 6 variously colored balls, to make a dupe of
Synonyms & Antonyms of snookering
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Synonyms:
- snowing
- conning
- misinforming
- teasing
- spoofing
- buffaloing
- having
- cozening
- hoaxing
- juggling
- gulling
- misleading
- taking in
- stringing along
- duping
- sucking in
- hoodwinking
- having on
- deluding
- gaffing
- suckering
- catching
- humbugging
- cheating
- gammoning
- kidding
- bamboozling
- beguiling
- stinging
- hornswoggling
- misguiding
- bluffing
- burning
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Synonyms:
- euchring
- pulling one's leg
- hustling
- faking out
- squeezing
- leading one down the garden path
- flimflamming
- doing a number on
- mulcting
- defrauding
- rooking
- shortchanging
- sticking
- leading one up the garden path
- chiseling
- pulling the wool over one's eyes
- fleecing
- chiselling
- diddling
- swindling
- putting on
- skinning
- bleeding
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snookering Sentence Examples
- The politician was snookered by his opponent's unexpected question.
- The gambler snookered his way out of a tricky situation.
- The lawyer snookered the witness into confessing the truth.
- The salesman snookered the customer into buying a product they didn't need.
- The prankster snookered the victim with an elaborate setup.
- The thief snookered the security guard by distracting him with a fake emergency.
- The teenager snookered his parents by sneaking out of the house.
- The spy snookered the enemy agent by planting false information.
- The con artist snookered the unsuspecting investor out of their savings.
- The doctor snookered the patient into taking unnecessary medication.
FAQs About the word snookering
a variation of pool played with 15 red balls and 6 variously colored balls, to make a dupe of
deceiving, tricking,fooling, snowing, conning, misinforming, teasing, spoofing, buffaloing, having
uncovering, undeceiving, revealing, unmasking, telling, disclosing, debunking,exposing, uncloaking, unveiling
The politician was snookered by his opponent's unexpected question.
The gambler snookered his way out of a tricky situation.
The lawyer snookered the witness into confessing the truth.
The salesman snookered the customer into buying a product they didn't need.
