| 2. | put-on | ||
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fooling or deceiving somebody is a put-on. You say David always changes his girlfriends...
come on~ that must be a put-on |
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| 1. | put-on | ||
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To suddenly use a mask of superficial personality or emotion to cover your real one, around everyone or a certain people to make them either: 1. like you 2. dislike you 3. feel sorry for you, or 4. be downright confused. Also can be referred to as two faced. 1. Jared is such a put-on when he brings me around his guys!
2. When she started crying and feeling sorry for herself, I could tell it was a put-on. |
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