The part of a sentence "trickster and" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two separate entities that exhibit similar qualities or characteristics. For example, "The trickster and the thief both had a knack for getting into trouble."
Tough gig: to be in denial we need to be both the trickster and the tricked.
They spoke one part truth, two parts trickster and, as my father liked to say, "a truckload of bullshit".
His strategy partly entails greater precision and altered scale, scale being, as artists know, a reliable trickster and emotional provocateur.
In turn, they are joined by two Chicago low-lifes, a confidence trickster and a safe-breaker.
"I pulled a Roger Stone!" Nunberg said, referring to his mentor, the Republican dirty trickster and media provocateur.
Baraka was part trickster and part provocateur, a brilliant juggler of genres, ideas, and identities, whose career spanned nearly six decades.
Scale, as artists know, is a reliable trickster and emotional provocateur, which the Surrealists proved 80 years ago and contemporaries from Charles Ray to Andreas Gursky reprove today.
This epic exploration of Nigerian Yoruba culture is a multi-authored show focusing on three sisters separated by a mischievous trickster and obliged to travel the world.
Some American Indians referred to the coyote as Trickster, and the description speaks to a quality that has helped them adapt to unfamiliar environments.
The bank has denied this and accused him of being a "manipulator, a trickster and a liar" who caused a "planetary trauma".
Dylan is often evoked as a political songwriter, a trickster — and he is both of those things — but I really like when he writes about relationships.
