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Antonyms:
maladroit
Often used in the same context:
tactic,
ploy,
stratagem,
sleight,
magic,
tricker,
dupe,
gimmick,
fool,
ruse,
trickery,
magician,
bamboozle,
technique,
prestidigitation,
switcheroo,
conjuring trick,
stunts,
gambit,
tricksters,
method,
masquerade,
thing,
subterfuge,
mentalism,
trump card,
masterstroke,
way,
endplay,
legerdemain,
maneuver,
flip,
escapology,
prank,
pitfall,
grift,
playbook,
wizardry,
ventriloquism,
jujitsu,
thrill,
ventriloquist,
abracadabra,
squirter,
trap,
tike,
dummy,
sucker,
conjuror,
snakeoil,
sly,
lindy,
disguise,
hokeypokey,
joke,
shtick,
fakeout,
mistake,
old fashioned,
ollies,
dipsy,
something,
jeebies,
misdirection,
acrobatics,
cinch,
nards,
somersaults,
googly,
goad,
hack,
goodie,
alchemy,
decoy,
stealth,
schtick,
shenanigan,
nifty,
dauber,
feats,
sneakiness,
poetic justice,
macarena,
outercourse,
jedi,
twist,
dirty tricks,
baster,
fauvism,
wiles,
clown,
pirouette,
foolery,
monty,
charade,
disservice,
witching,
imposter,
swipe,
mimes,
catch,
lesson,
tricks,
stunt,
dodge,
gadget,
bit,
artifice,
dodges,
gag,
recipe,
things,
artifices,
or,
awful,
boring,
chancy,
daddy,
damn,
damnable,
darn,
dicey,
harder,
mundane,
overhead,
perilous,
pushing,
rough,
scary,
selfsame,
shivery,
sich
More specific:
card trick,
practical joke,
prestidigitation,
sleight of hand,
snooker
Appears in the definition of:
april fool,
audacious,
card trick,
cozen,
dirty,
dirty trick,
humbug,
lead,
long whist,
lousy,
overtrump,
plant,
practical joke,
replicate,
ruff,
schtick,
schtik,
scurvy,
short whist,
shtick,
shtik,
stopper,
trumping,
unblock,
wheeze,
whist
More general:
cozen,
deceive,
delude,
device,
dishonesty,
diversion,
duty period,
gimmick,
knavery,
lead on,
performance,
recreation,
shift,
twist,
work shift
Synonyms:
antic,
caper,
conjuring trick,
deception,
fast one,
fob,
fox,
illusion,
joke,
legerdemain,
magic,
magic trick,
prank
Also try:
— Adjectives for trick:
old,
dirty,
little,
same,
clever,
neat,
simple,
mean,
magic,
last,
mere,
more...
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