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suckersnounpl. of sucker one who is easily deceived or cheatedI was a sucker and believed them when they said the only tickets they could get were double the price chumps, dupes, gulls, mugs(chiefly British), patsies, pigeons, pushovers, saps, soft touches, tools cat's-paws, marks, targets, victimsschlemiels(also shlemiels)butts, derisions, laughingstocks, mockeries, mocksboobies, dodoes(or dodos), fools, geese, half-wits, jackasses, lunatics, monkeys, nincompoops, ninnies, nitwits, simpletons, simps, turkeys, yo-yoslosersblockheads, dolts, dopes, dumbbells, dummies, dunces, idiots, imbeciles, morons, schlubs(also shlubs, slang), schlumps(slang), schnooks(slang) cheaters, cheats, confidence men, cozeners, defrauders, dodgers, hoaxers, sharks, sharpers, slickers, swindlers, tricksters a person with a strong and habitual liking for somethingI'm a sucker for cheesy horror movies addicts, aficionados(also afficionados), buffs, bugs, devotees, enthusiasts, fanatics, fanciers, fans, fiends, fools, freaks, habitués(also habitues), heads, hounds, junkies, lovers, maniacs, mavens(also mavins), nuts groupiesadmirers, amateurs, collectors, connoisseurs, dilettantes(or dilettanti)authorities, expertsadherents, converts, cultists, disciples, followers, hangers-on, votariesadvocates, apostles, backers, champions, evangelists, exponents, friends, patrons, promoters, proponents, supporterspartisans(also partizans), zealotsboosters, rooters, well-wishersfaddists nonfans nonadmirersbelittlers, carpers, critics, detractors to cause to believe what is untruea notorious imposter who at one time suckered a lot of people into believing that she was the Grand Duchess Anastasia bamboozles, beguiles, bluffs, buffaloes, burns, catches, cons, cozens, deceives, deludes, dupes, fakes out, fools, gaffs, gammons, gulls, has, has on(chiefly British), hoaxes, hoodwinks, hornswoggles, humbugs, juggles, misguides, misinforms, misleads, snookers, snows, spoofs, strings along, sucks in, takes in, tricks kids, puts on, teasesbleeds, cheats, chisels, defrauds, diddles, euchres, fleeces, flimflams, gyps, hustles, mulcts, rooks, shortchanges, skins, squeezes, sticks, stings, swindles does a number on, leads one down the garden path(also leads one up the garden path), pulls one's leg, pulls the wool over one's eyes undeceives debunks, exposes, reveals, shows up, uncloaks, uncovers, unmasksdiscloses, divulges, tells, unveilsdisabuses, disenchants, disillusions to rob by the use of trickery or threatssuckered millions of desperate dieters with their grossly inflated claims of successful weight loss beats, bilks, bleeds, cheats, chisels, chouses, cons, cozens, defrauds, diddles, does, does in, euchres, fiddles, fleeces, flimflams, gaffs, gyps, hoses(slang), hustles, mulcts, nobbles(British slang), plucks, reams, rips off, rooks, screws, shakes down, shortchanges, shorts, skins, skunks, squeezes, sticks, stiffs, stings, swindles, thimblerigs, victimizes extorts, wrenches, wrests, wringsclips, gouges, nicks, overcharges, soaksexploits, milksdeceives, dupes, fools, gulls, tricksropes (in)betrays, bitches, double-crossesbamboozles, fast-talks sells a bill of goods to, takes for a ride, takes to the cleaners |