Trickery

[Sarah]

The art of dressing up; artifice; stratagem; fraud; imposture.

[Sarah]

Tricks Lies=Trickery

Trickery is when someone lies and decieves like when you are trying to fool someone or lie to someone.

[Sarah]

mastering the art of deception through a lie

[Sarah]

In volleyball, a player sets the ball up for another player who jumps up in order to spike it over the net. The ball, however, goes over the net without aid and everyone on the court is caught off guard; even the spiker and setter didn't know that was going down.

In order to cover up the the setter's poor (but lucky) play, that team calls the maneuver 'trickery.'

mastered in Geick Park, OB.

[Donald Trump]

Trickery is when girls use deceptive [pictures] on [Instagram] to [make it] seem like they are prettier than they actually are.

[Sarah]

Adj. Meaning someone with incredible prowess in the realm of being a [trickster]. An example of a [trickery] creature is a [catlizard], or an extremely stealthy human. Can be confused with the noun [Trickery].

[Dianne]

Using a position of authority as a means to [take advantage] of a person or a people by gaining their confidence. Trickery is often used by politicians, police officers and other authority figures to gain support while unwittingly [manipulating] and oppressing those very same people who are subject to their control. Trickery often involves use of the phrase [Trust me], Im a _______

[Tanya Shivari]

The action of [committing] a [Trick], in a [Trickster] fashion.

[Ernesto]

The practice of deception.

[Jason Yan]

the activity of using tricks to deceive or cheat people: