Definition of chouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
deceptionRare UK cheat or trick someoneRare UK
- He tried to chouse me out of my money.
2.
cattle handlingTECH. UK handle cattle roughly by chasing or scaringTECH. UK
- They choused the cattle into the pen.
3.
farmingTECH. UK cause undesirable activity in livestockTECH. UK
- The noise choused the sheep into a frenzy.
Origin of chouse
Turkish, chaoş (to drive away)
Examples of chouse in a sentence
They were choused by the con artist's charm. Farmers often chouse cattle during roundups. The rancher choused the herd across the field. The sudden storm choused the cattle into chaos. Loud music choused the horses into a panic.
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- French:escroquer, pousser, ...
- German:betrügen, scheuchen, ...
- Italian:imbrogliare, spingere, ...
- Spanish:engañar, arrear, ...
- Portuguese:enganar, empurrar, ...
- Chinese:骗, 赶, ...
- Japanese:だます, 追い込む, ...
- Arabic:خَدَعَ, طَرَدَ الْمَاشِيَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְרַמּוֹת, לִרְדוֹף, ...
- Russian:обманывать, загонять, ...
- Ukrainian:обдурити, грубо поводитися, ...
- Hindi:धोखा देना, दौड़ाना, ...
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