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trickery

[trik-uh-ree] / ˈtrɪk ə ri /


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After gaining one first down, they lined up for a punt on fourth down and tried some of the trickery that had worked so well in recent weeks.

From Los Angeles Times

The judge added that Davies had used "trickery, lies, manipulations and blackmail" to satisfy his "twisted appetite" with a high level of control and planning.

From BBC

He caused the La Liga side all kinds of problems with his dribbling and trickery.

From BBC

What links “Amélie” to those movies is that Jeunet is still in love with fantasy and with the trickery that movies are capable of.

From Salon

And he caused the La Liga side all kinds of problems with his dribbling and trickery.

From BBC