v. to deceive or trick; dupe; to confound or prove wrong; surprise especially pleasantly
She was fooled by his mask.
She was fooled by his mask.
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The ballet dancer was sensational.OR We aren't fooled by sensational ads on TV.
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What happened when the little boy fooled the troll?
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How did Count Olaf disguise himself so he fooled the people of V.F.D.?
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Don't be fooled by the hypocrisies of others.
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What actually were the "five reasons why" the boy wouldn't be fooled by the gingerbread kid?
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Who was fooled by his friend?
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Clyde would try to hide that he was a coward, but who wasn't fooled by his act?
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Sisyphus fooled Pluto and was sent to Tartarus to serve his punishment, what was it?
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How did Shaq and granny fooled the wolf?
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She was not fooled by his ruthful appearance.
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Pyrite's apparent aureity has fooled many a prospector.
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Why were Mr. and Mrs. Gaines fooled by Spencer Hoover?
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The student was too callow to know he was being fooled.
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deceive; trick; dupe
not deceived
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