Words and phrases that have a meaning related to foist: (129 results)
Often used in the same context:
Also try:hoodwink, impose, insinuate, suborn, peddle, pander, browbeat, disabuse, ride roughshod, usurp, shoehorn, concoct, subvert, flog, fobbing, emasculate, eviscerate, convince, kowtow, marginalize, demonize, bestow, dupe, subsume, trample, brainwash, crucify, appease, perpetuate, denigrate, malign, ingratiate, traduce, inflict, coopt, indoctrinate, bamboozle, besmirch, ghettoize, deride, impress, highjack, subjugate, renege, wean, rip, defang, outdo, superimpose, coddle, placate, discredit, glom, vilify, propound, exculpate, embarrass, inveigle, delude, wring, bring, bastardize, nobble, arrogate, satirise, enlighten, seduce, resurrect, dissimulate, scuttle, expose, countermand, lambast, ween, satirize, persuade, extirpate, impoverish, disempower, entrench, legislate, overawe, cling, piggyback, ostracise, misinform, coerce, analogize, impute, siphon, ascribe, hornswoggle, mythologize, belittle, deconstruct, portray, estrange, islamise, finagle, communalise, bastardise, cheerless, comfortable, comfortless, comfy, hungriest, lonelier, lonely, ole, ould, poky, purty, room, 6rst, \u0432\u0430\u0442\u0435, \u0432\u0430\u0448\u0435, \u2022, aame, accepted, accursed, advantageous
— Nouns for foist: time, place, cabin, prazident, thing, cless
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