dupe
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dupe
fool or hoax "The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone","You can't fool me!" -
(n)
dupe
a person who is tricked or swindled
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Dupe
dūp One who has been deceived or who is easily deceived; a gull; as, the dupe of a schemer. -
Dupe
To deceive; to trick; to mislead by imposing on one's credulity; to gull; as, dupe one by flattery. "Ne'er have I duped him with base counterfeits."
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(n)
dupe
A person who is deceived; one who is led astray by false representations or conceptions; a victim of credulity: as, the dupe of a designing rogue; he is a dupe to his imagination. -
dupe
To deceive; trick; mislead by imposing on one's credulity: as, to dupe a person by flattery.
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(n)
Dupe
dūp one easily cheated: one who is deceived or misled -
(v.t)
Dupe
to deceive: to trick
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary F., prob. from Prov. F. dupe, dube,; of unknown origin; equiv. to F. huppe, hoopoe, a foolish bird, easily caught. Cf. Armor. houpérik, hoopoe, a man easily deceived. Cf. also Gull Booby
A nurse was found hanging in her room three days after she had been duped by a hoax call from Australian DJs about the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, a UK inquest was told. cortezjournal.com
The chairman of the Australian radio network has called the apparent suicide of one of the nurses duped by the prank "truly tragic.". cnn.com
LONDON — A nurse at the hospital that was duped by a prank call from two Australian radio DJs concerning Prince William's pregnant wife, Catherine, has apparently committed suicide, the hospital confirmed Friday. ktsm.com
A hoax call from Australia duped staff at the London hospital where. latimes.com
A Tennessee military veteran who claimed he was a war hero has been sentenced to 2 ½ years in federal prison for duping federal agencies out of nearly a half-million dollars in benefits. msnbc.msn.com
The Grammy voters seem to have been DUPED into nominating a TERRIBLE song called "I Can't Live Without You" by someone named AL WALSER for Best Dance Recording. escfm.com
Don't get duped by the Grandparent Scam. chronicle.augusta.com
" was kind of duping them," Grimshaw says. csmonitor.com
Nurse duped in Kate Middleton pregnancy hoax apparently hung herself . contracostatimes.com
I was duped by Jose Vargas, illegal immigrant . sfgate.com
In Bart Layton's slippery documentary 'The Imposter ,' it's a battle between dupe or be duped. austinchronicle.com
Marylanders duped by cash prize scheme to get refunds. baltimoresun.com
Rowling feels 'duped' by Cameron over hacking inquiry . cnn.com
Rowling says she feels duped and angry over hacking inquiry response. cnn.com
"I am merely one among many who feel duped and angry," says author J.K. cnn.com
Giannantonio et al. 2006, 2008a, Pietrobon et al. 2006, Raccanelli et al. 2008; see Dupe et al. 2010 for a review of recent results and more references) to look for evidence of a decay of the gravitational potential due to the influence of dark en ergy.
Cosmological Measurements with Forthcoming Radio Continuum Surveys
One candidate for dup’ing is the function solve: We know that the parameter t to solve is an unevaluated expression, and decoupling that from the t that we pass to doSomethingElseWith will allow the garbage collector to clean up the tree as solve proceeds to process it (Figure 3, second row).
dup -- Explicit un-sharing in Haskell
Another candidate for dup’ing is the function rate: As this is the function whose return value is taken into account when deciding whether to pick the argument or not, we know that in most cases, its argument will not be used any more.
dup -- Explicit un-sharing in Haskell
Do you think I'm a fool to be duped by you? "Sister Carrie" by
ROOK, sharper; fool, dupe. "Every Man In His Humor" by
Would he be duped by the Governor's ruse of establishing a State Camp at this time? "The Crisis, Complete" by
We have no quarrel with the duped and oppressed, but we war against the agents of oppression. "An Essay On The American Contribution And The Democratic Idea" by
They had been duped, for they had just acquitted him. "Therese Raquin" by
But then how had they been duped, and who had duped them? "The Eustace Diamonds" by
I should have seen the sickly romance which ends in dupes and deceivers. "What Will He Do With It, Complete" by
I imagined that I had learned enough to justify me in treating them as flagrant cheats, and himself as their egregious dupe. "A Strange Story, Complete" by
A few, indeed, are so infantine that one is ashamed to be their toy; but most are so knowing that one is afraid to be their dupe. "My Novel, Complete" by
Are the rich never duped in the price they pay? "Paul Clifford, Complete" by
Wear awhile your tinsel crown
Be ye happy, if ye may,
In the years that pass away.
At Free Will, though we be
The gnatlike creatures of the day,
The dupes of Destiny . . .
The merle is merry in the may—
Tommorow's time to pray.
Where there is nothing to allure in happiness
Save in it wriggle aught of shameful and perverse,—
And not to be a dupe, one must be merciless!
And they alone are dupes or slaves
Who, spurning Nature's breast,
Too high would soar, too deep would sound,
And madden vainly round and round
The orbit of unrest.
One of the many only, a mere Jew,
You will not blush to such a one to seem
A man, as he thinks all mankind to be.
One, that to him should bear a better aspect,
Would seem a fool--a dupe.
"I fear to die;"--"Let not your spirits sink,
You're always safe, while you believe and drink."
How strange to add, in this nefarious trade,
That men of parts are dupes by dunces made:
That creatures, nature meant should clean our