stumer UK
ˈstjuːmər
Definition

Definition of stumer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
bad dealDatedUKpoor bargainDatedUK
  • That car was a real stumer.
dud lemon
2.
fraudDatedUKforgery or cheatDatedUK
  • The painting turned out to be a stumer.
fake sham
3.
foolish personDatedUKstupid personDatedUK
  • Don't be such a stumer, think it through.
fool idiot
4.
worthless itemDatedUKsomething worthless or counterfeitDatedUK
  • He bought a stumer at the market.
fake phony
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be exposed as a fraud
The politician came a stumer when his lies were revealed.

Origin of stumer

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Examples of stumer in a sentence

  • He regretted buying that stumer of a gadget.
  • The contract was a stumer, deceiving investors.
  • He was arrested for selling a stumer to collectors.
  • He acted like a stumer during the meeting.
  • Avoid being a stumer by preparing in advance.
  • The painting turned out to be a stumer, disappointing the buyer.

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  1. French:mauvaise affaire, faux, ...
  2. German:Reinfall, Fälschung, ...
  3. Italian:bidone, falso, ...
  4. Spanish:fraude, falsificación, ...
  5. Portuguese:gato por lebre, falsificação, ...
  6. Chinese:糟糕的交易, 假货, ...
  7. Japanese:不良品, 偽物, ...
  8. Arabic:صَفقة خاسِرة, تَزْوِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:עִסְקָה גְּרוּעָה, זִיּוּף, ...
  10. Russian:обман, подделка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:провал, підробка, ...
  12. Hindi:स्टूमर, जाली, ...

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