saps Synonyms
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- mugs
- jackasses
- simps
- mocks
- morons
- geese
- monkeys
- mockeries
- dunces
- shlemiels
- dodoes
- dopes
- imbeciles
- shlubs
- dummies
- turkeys
- idiots
- marks
- laughingstocks
- schnooks
- lunatics
- simpletons
- dodos
- schlemiels
- ninnies
- dolts
- half-wits
- blockheads
- nincompoops
- boobies
- schlubs
- butts
- cat-s-paws
- derisions
- schlumps
- nitwits
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saps Meaning
saps
a foolish gullible person, a foolish person who is easily tricked or cheated, the fluid part of a plant, to weaken gradually, bodily health and vigor, a watery solution that circulates through a plant's vascular system, to proceed by digging a sap, to operate against or pierce by a sap, a watery solution that circulates through a higher plant and carries food and nutrients, to knock out with a sap, to subvert by digging or eroding the substratum or foundation, to drain or deprive of sap, to gradually diminish the supply or intensity of, to weaken or exhaust the energy or vitality of, undermine sense 2, a body fluid (such as blood) essential to life, health, or vigor, blackjack, bludgeon, the extension of a trench to a point beneath an enemy's fortifications
saps Sentence Examples
- The unsuspecting tourists were easy saps for the cunning street vendor.
- He's such a sap, he'll believe anything you tell him.
- Don't be a sap; don't fall for their empty promises.
- The salesman played on his clients' sap-like nature to close the deal.
- She's a sap for romantic comedies, despite their predictable plots.
- The scammer targeted elderly saps who were more likely to be gullible.
- He knew she was a sap for compliments, so he used flattery to win her over.
- Don't be such a sap; you're letting people take advantage of you.
- The so-called investment scheme was nothing but a scam designed to bilk saps of their money.
- She's a total sap when it comes to her boyfriend; she ignores all his red flags.
FAQs About the word saps
a foolish gullible person, a foolish person who is easily tricked or cheated, the fluid part of a plant, to weaken gradually, bodily health and vigor, a watery
suckers, dupes, chumps, losers,victims, tools, patsies, soft touches, gulls, pushovers
tricksters, confidence men, sharpers, cheaters, cheats, swindlers, dodgers,sharks, slickers, hoaxers
The unsuspecting tourists were easy saps for the cunning street vendor.
He's such a sap, he'll believe anything you tell him.
Don't be a sap; don't fall for their empty promises.
The salesman played on his clients' sap-like nature to close the deal.
