Gullible 

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Gullible by 00000200 March 15, 2009

gullible 

The term applied to both the participants in the following conversation:

Gullible Person 1: Did you know that 'gullible' isn't in the dictionary?
Gullible Person 2: Really? (Checks dictionary)
Gullible Person 2: Wow! It really isn't in the dictionary!
Gullible Person 1: Oh my God! Give me a look!

gullible by Rock DJ December 3, 2004

gullible 

IF you say the word gullible really slowly, it sounds like chicken!

Person2: Say gullible really slowly, it sounds like chicken

Person1: guh-lih-bull

Person2: hear it?

Person1: no.. guh-lih-bull

Person2: hahaha

gullible by michael_lieberman December 28, 2005

Gullible 

Being easily deceived into believing that something is true

Ex: Paul

Paul is so gullible that he will believe anything.

Gullible by PseudonymName1542 September 5, 2016

gullible 

A term most often used by dishonest people to refer to those harmed by their dishonesty. The term is used to excuse the dishonest person from any responsibility and attribute the bad fortune their deception caused to their trusting victims being dumb and deserving to be cheated.

When asked about the family members who trusted him and he cheated out of their life savings, the selfish criminal claimed that his family members were gullible and deserved to be cheated.

gullible by bobthecopywriter May 31, 2022

Gullible 

See Scientology.

The Scientologist was gullible.

Gullible by Asset bunion September 26, 2013

gullible 

A person who will believe the most unbelievable stories ever created.

"Gullible like a member of the church"

gullible by annonymous1 May 18, 2006