snooker Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- string-along
- sucker
- take-in
- fake-out
- delude
- buffalo
- have
- hornswoggle
- gammon
- have-on
- catch
- sting
- con
- beguile
- burn
- misguide
- lead-one-down-the-garden-path
- suck-in
- snow
- spoof
- tease
- bamboozle
- lead-one-up-the-garden-path
- dupe
- humbug
- gull
- cheat
- cozen
- bluff
- hoax
- gaff
- misinform
- pull-the-wool-over-one-s-eyes
- hoodwink
- mislead
- juggle
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snooker Meaning
snooker (n)
a form of pool played with 15 red balls and six balls of other colors and a cue ball
snooker (v)
fool or dupe
leave one's opponent unable to take a direct shot
snooker Sentence Examples
- The snooker tournament brought together the world's best players in a thrilling competition.
- The cue ball swirled around the snooker table, expertly guided by the player's precise stroke.
- The novice snooker player carefully aimed at the black ball, his hands shaking slightly.
- As the snooker ball sank into the pocket, the crowd erupted in cheers of excitement.
- The snooker hall was filled with the rhythmic click of balls and the hushed whispers of spectators.
- The snooker player's technique was impeccable, his every shot calculated with precision.
- The snooker championship spanned several days, showcasing the skill and determination of the participants.
- The snooker legend with a decades-long career announced his retirement, leaving a legacy of unforgettable matches.
- The team snooker tournament fostered camaraderie and a sense of friendly competition.
- The snooker ball's trajectory and spin were influenced by the subtle curvature of the table's surface.
FAQs About the word snooker
a form of pool played with 15 red balls and six balls of other colors and a cue ball, fool or dupe, leave one's opponent unable to take a direct shot
kid, fool,trick, deceive, string along, sucker, take in, fake out, delude, buffalo
expose, reveal, tell, uncover, undeceive, unmask, reveal, uncover, debunk, tell
The snooker tournament brought together the world's best players in a thrilling competition.
The cue ball swirled around the snooker table, expertly guided by the player's precise stroke.
The novice snooker player carefully aimed at the black ball, his hands shaking slightly.
As the snooker ball sank into the pocket, the crowd erupted in cheers of excitement.
