Sentence examples for the tricked from inspiring English sources
noun
Something designed to fool or swindle.
- It was just a trick to say that the house was underpriced.
Who, in Mark Twain's works, is the innocent and who the culprit, who the trickster and who the tricked, who the enslaved and who (if anyone) the master?
In "1964", a series of vignettes from the poet's childhood, we're confronted by "a fox / nailed to a fence-post: the tricked god / hanging from his wounds"; boys scrap viciously among the graves in the kirkyard; and cats cry in "that dreadful way they have, / like the sound of babies singing / lullabies to other babies".
Tough gig: to be in denial we need to be both the trickster and the tricked.
The dentist shot the tricked animal with a bow, piercing Cecil's flesh.
Babye Champ is one of the originators of the tricked out bikes.
The tricked out house features a 120 ft. spectacularly lit pool, a projection room, glass walls and skylights, and even it's own private pyramid floating in a glowing pond.
You can see several of the tricked-out registers in a slide show.
Whatever it was, the tricked-up "Nate: dead or alive?" issue vanished fast, replaced by lethal domesticity.
So when I learned that Gulfstream completed a version of the tricked-out interior on one of the five G650s it has built so far, I asked if I could have a look.
In my defense, my ever-optimistic younger son likes to enter raffles and drawings, convinced that one day he will win the tricked-out truck or trip around the world.
Noonan's mixture of animatronics, live action and digital wizardry is a constant source of wonder: you're never sure where the real animals end and the tricked-up versions begin.
