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US A trick Portion of the body, Particularly a joint (= place where two bones are connected), often feels weak quickly and unexpectedly:trick anyone into a thing trick any individual from something trick somebody into carrying out a thing trick someone/a little something out (in anything) trick someone/something out (with a little something) Idioms
OED is going through a continuous programme of revision to modernize and make improvements to definitions. This entry hasn't however been fully revised.a : a delusive overall look particularly when caused by art or legerdemain : an optical illusion a mere trick of The sunshineIf any person can take you in, They might get it done by acting a compone
OED is going through a steady programme of revision to modernize and increase definitions. This entry has not nevertheless been totally revised.a batch of cards containing a person from Each and every player, normally played subsequently and won with the participant or aspect that plays the cardboard with the highest benefitNothing was out of the o
These examples are programmatically compiled from different on line resources As an example present use of your word 'trick.' Any views expressed while in the examples never represent Those people of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Ship us feedback about these examples.Ruse and stratagem emphasize the function for which the trick is developed; ruse