Definition
Definition of fooler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
deceiverDated person who tricks others for fun or gainDated
- The magician was a clever fooler.
2.
trick deviceDated object designed to deceive or misleadDated
- The fake wallet was a fooler to catch thieves.
Adjective
deceptionDated tricky or deceptive in natureDated
- The fooler plan caught everyone by surprise.
Origin of fooler
English, fool (deceive) + -er (agent)
Examples of fooler in a sentence
Beware of the fooler in the market. The magician's hat was a clever fooler. He used a fooler to distract the audience. The fooler strategy misled the competitors. His fooler tricks were hard to detect.
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- French:trompeur, fourbe, ...
- German:Täuscher, trügerisch, ...
- Italian:ingannatore, ingannevole, ...
- Spanish:embaucador, engañoso, ...
- Portuguese:enganador, ardiloso, ...
- Chinese:骗子, 欺骗性的, ...
- Japanese:フーラー, トリッキーな, ...
- Arabic:مُخادِع, خادِع, ...
- Hebrew:מְרַמֶּה, מְתַעֲתֵעַ, ...
- Russian:обманщик, обманчивый, ...
- Ukrainian:обманщик, оманливий, ...
- Hindi:धोखेबाज़, धोखेबाज, ...
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