hoodwinked

To be deceived. It actually derives from the practice of placing a hood over the head of a falcon in the Middle Ages when engaged in the sport of falconry. This was done in order to trick the falcon into believing it was nighttime, thus calming the bird down so that one could recover the prey from the bird's talons.

"Egads, I've been hoodwinked!"

by ledzepp461 August 19, 2003

hoodwinker

An extremely talented JA/JO player who lives somewhere in Canada. See Own or Gay.

1) Hoodwinker just owned me. 2) Hoodwinker is a Canadian bastard.

by Batman June 10, 2004

Hoodwinker

A less than trustworthy person who does shady business.

"That hoodwinker ripped me off on Craigslist!"
"Those hoodwinkers sold me a broke computer"

by TurnHereFreaks September 17, 2014

hoodwinked

to be bamboozled or tricked

They ripped me off! I have been hoodwinked!

by Clam-hat April 29, 2003

hoodwink

1.To steal or to take something without consent 2.To be taken advantage of or getting scammed.

1.Yo he just hoodwinked a fresh pair of kicks 2.I just got hoodwinked out of 20$

by Kareem D August 18, 2005

hoodwinker

A derogatory term for a Freemason. Freemason initiations involve 'hoodwinking' or blindfolding the initiate, and telling him all kinds of hocus pocus. Thus, every Mason is a hoodwinker in turn.

Those hoodwinkers are having their pancake breakfast again down at the Masonic Temple.

by sternwise September 30, 2006

hoodwink

(hood*wink) <verb> 1. to wink and nod as in offer & acceptance 2. to offer valueless goods, services, or other well meaning but otherwise empty promises <noun> 1. how folks in the hood do business without currency 2. a scam; in some cases harmless, but always with full knowledge <adjective> 3. by any means necessary

She wanted to use his car, so hoodwinked him to believe she'd hangout with him after running her errands.

by subtlesteel July 12, 2010