trick in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
trick in Sindhi سنڌي
trick in Telugu తెలుగు
trick in English
- trick⇄adj. trickless.
- trick⇄adj. 1. of, like, or done as a trick or stunt.
Ex. trick riding, trick shooting.
2. skilled in or trained to do tricks.
Ex. a trick dog.
3. made or used for doing tricks.
Ex. a trick chair.
4. (of a joint) tending t - trick⇄expr. do (or turn) the trick, to do what one wants done; accomplish the purpose.
Ex. Pail of whitewash and box of paints will do the trick (Punch). - trick⇄expr. how's tricks? (U.S. Informal.) how is everything? what are you doing? (used as a greeting).
Ex. My friend ..., brandishing his Martini glass across the room, called: ""Hi, Eddie! How's tricks?"" (Alexander Frater). - trick⇄expr. trick out,
a. to dress up; ornament.
Ex. I must trick out my dwellings with something fantastical (Scott).
b. (Figurative.) to disguise.
Ex. I mention it only as an example of the frivolous speculation tricked out to look - trick⇄noun tricker.
- trick⇄noun 1. something done to deceive or cheat.
Ex. The false message was a trick to get him to leave the house.
(SYN) ruse, subterfuge, artifice, stratagem.
2. a deceptive appearance; illusion.
Ex. Those two lines are really the sa - trick⇄trick or treat
1. the custom of going from door to door on Halloween dressed in costume and asking for treats of candy, fruit, and the like, by saying ""trick or treat,"" practiced by children.
2. such a demand.
Ex. candies or pennies o - trick⇄trick, noun, adjective, verb.
- trick⇄v.i. 1. to play tricks; trifle.
2. to practice trickery. - trick⇄v.t. 1. to deceive by a trick; cheat.
Ex. We were tricked into buying a poor car. He was tricked out of his share of the reward. She was tricked into approving the scheme.
(SYN) defraud, delude, cozen.
2. to dress.
Ex. She was t