When you bamboozle someone, you fool, cheat, or trick them.

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When you bamboozle someone, you fool, cheat, or trick them. Guess what these words mean based on how they are used in context. Once you have made your guess, look the word up to see if you are correct! Use your dictionary 1. On his resume, Scott went out of his way to accentuate his best traits and skills. 2. The criminal hoped his disguise would bamboozle the police. When you accentuate something, you make it more noticeable or prominent. When you bamboozle someone, you fool, cheat, or trick them. © Presto Plans

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