chouse UK
tʃaʊs
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Definition of chouse - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
deceptionRareUKcheat or trick someoneRareUK
  • He tried to chouse me out of my money.
cheat trick
2.
cattle handlingTECH.UKhandle cattle roughly by chasing or scaringTECH.UK
  • They choused the cattle into the pen.
corral drive herd
3.
farmingTECH.UKcause undesirable activity in livestockTECH.UK
  • The noise choused the sheep into a frenzy.
agitate disturb
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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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  1. French:escroquer, pousser, ...
  2. German:betrügen, scheuchen, ...
  3. Italian:imbrogliare, spingere, ...
  4. Spanish:engañar, arrear, ...
  5. Portuguese:enganar, empurrar, ...
  6. Chinese:骗, 赶, ...
  7. Japanese:だます, 追い込む, ...
  8. Arabic:خَدَعَ, طَرَدَ الْمَاشِيَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְרַמּוֹת, לִרְדוֹף, ...
  10. Russian:обманывать, загонять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обдурити, грубо поводитися, ...
  12. Hindi:धोखा देना, दौड़ाना, ...
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