Bamboozle (verb)

To deceive or cheat someone by using clever or tricky tactics.

Origin:

The word "bamboozle" is believed to have originated in the late 17th century. the origin of the word is uncertain, but it may be a combination of the words "bam" and "boozle" which were both used as slang terms meaning "to cheat" or "to deceive".

Examples:

1. The con artist tried to bamboozle the elderly woman out of her savings.
2. He was able to bamboozle the investor into giving him a large sum of money.
3. The magician bamboozled the audience with his tricks.
4. She was able to bamboozle her way into getting the job she wanted.
5. Despite being warned, he was still bamboozled by the scammer's false promises.