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fool or hoax
The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone
You can't fool me!
How To Use put one over In A Sentence
- Nobody could put one over on him.
- And, tomorrow, rest assured the disciple will be trying to put one over on his master. The Sun
- Mamet's works are about tricksters, con men, people always out to put one over on someone else.
- It's perhaps the ultimate confirmation of what an insecure, pathetic third-rate talent Williams is that he not only feels the need to put one over on his opponent, but that he tells people about it.
- And, tomorrow, rest assured the disciple will be trying to put one over on his master. The Sun
- A couple of times each year I volunteer my help on one of these trips, and always leave feeling like I have put one over on someone.
- And, tomorrow, rest assured the disciple will be trying to put one over on his master. The Sun
- Three disallowed goals is good going and he put one over the bar from three yards as well. Times, Sunday Times
- Three disallowed goals is good going and he put one over the bar from three yards as well. Times, Sunday Times
- He'd tried to put one over on the tax office and got found out.