Bamboozled

Fooled, conned. Often, one who is bamboozled becomes embarrassed.

I've been bamboozled; this sandwich contains the lettuce, ham, and mustard, all right, but the tomatoes are nowehre to be found! This is the last time I ever trade lunches with Brock...

by Diggity Monkeez February 1, 2005

Faboozled

When you think you’re counfused but you’re actually not.

Dude i thought i didn’t know how to do this question but, now I do...i ‘m so faboozled

by Hockey boy May 10, 2018

bamboozled

To be tricked or swindled by another via intentional manipulation or deceptive practices.

I told my wife not to go car shopping without me but she didn't listen. As a result, the salesman bamboozled her into buying a car she doesn't need and can't afford.

by JayDub October 1, 2004

flamboozled

To be utterly stupefied.

The cops were flamboozled by the robber's trickiness.

by Rodney Basil October 23, 2003

kamboozled

to have misfortunate brought upon you by an unlikely sequence of events.

you've been kamboozled ,

oh no, I've been kamboozled ,
watch out, you'll get kamboozled ,
who is next to be kamboozled?

by beansbaxter August 19, 2010

Flamboozle

To baffle. Used in a 'human vs. human' mental standoff. Inanimate objects and abstract concepts cannot flamboozle someone. I don't think animals can be flamboozled, either. However, they may possess the ability to flamboozle.

Willie flamboozled the thieves that were chasing him by hiding in a dumpster but leaving a trail of footprints leading into an adjacent apartment.

by Phil Errup October 20, 2004

Bamboozled

1. to deceive or get the better of (someone) by trickery, flattery, or the like; humbug; hoodwink (often fol. by into): They bamboozled us into joining the club.
2. to perplex; mystify.
–verb (used without object)
3. to practice trickery, deception, cozenage, or the like.

He told me he was going to the club, thats the only reason I went, only to find out that I've been bamboozled!

by ktina marie March 30, 2009