American Idioms and Expressions

Bamboozle Idiom

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bamboozle
What does bamboozle mean?
deceive or confuse someone

Some Random Idioms
strike up a conversation with (someone)
What does "strike up a conversation with (someone)" mean?
to start a conversation with someoneI decided not to strike up a conversation with the man at the bus station.
(the) odd (something)
What does "(the) odd (something)" mean?
an extra or spare something, one or two of somethingWe saw the odd interesting bird on our hike through the mountains.
cut out (something) or cut (something) out
What does "cut out (something) or cut (something) out" mean?
to remove something by cutting I cut out the story from the newspaper.

rap (someone's) knuckles
What does "rap (someone's) knuckles" mean?
to punish someone slightly The judge decided to rap the young boy's knuckles for his crime.

burst with pride
What does "burst with pride" mean?
to be full of pride and ready to burst The girl's parents were bursting with pride at the graduation ceremony.
shrug (something) off
What does "shrug (something) off" mean?
to not be bothered or hurt by something, to disregard somethingThe girl says mean things but we always shrug off her comments.
fish for a compliment
What does "fish for a compliment" mean?
to try to get someone to say something nice about you The man is fishing for a compliment about his new Italian suit.
gun bunny
What does "gun bunny" mean?
artilleryman
rattled
What does "rattled" mean?
surprised; confused
in league with (someone)
What does "in league with (someone)" mean?
in secret agreement or partnership with someoneThe union has been in league with management to try and close the factory.

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