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| etymological origin of | eng: bamboozlement |
| etymological origin of | eng: bamboozler |
| has derived form | eng: bamboozled |
| has derived form | eng: bamboozles |
| has derived form | eng: bamboozling |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | eng: betray |
| semantically related | eng: cheat |
| semantically related | eng: chouse |
| semantically related | eng: con |
| semantically related | eng: cozen |
| semantically related | eng: deceive |
| semantically related | eng: defraud |
| semantically related | eng: enmesh |
| semantically related | eng: entangle |
| semantically related | eng: function |
| semantically related | eng: invite |
| semantically related | eng: nerve |
| semantically related | eng: put one past somebody |
| semantically related | eng: receive |
| semantically related | eng: swindle |
| semantically related | eng: trick |
| translation | bul: баламосвам |
| translation | ces: doběhnout |
| translation | ces: napálit |
| translation | ces: ošidit |
| translation | ces: obalamutit |
| translation | ces: poplést |
| translation | deu: beschwindeln |
| translation | deu: tricksen |
| translation | eng: defraud |
| translation | eng: trick |
| translation | fra: embrouiller |
| translation | fra: moquer |
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