# tricking

Pronunciation: say "TRIK-ing" /ˈtɹɪkɪŋ/

## Verb

1. Present participle of trick. — present participle and gerund of trick
   - Simple: Present participle of trick. Use this form for an action that is happening right now.
   - _The magician was tricking the audience with sleight of hand._
   - _By tricking the guards, the prisoners slipped past the gate._

## Noun

3. Fine clothing or ornamental decoration added to dress something up.
   - Simple: Fancy clothing or decoration added to make something look good.
   - _The bride's gown was covered in lace and golden tricking._
   - _He admired the elaborate tricking on the ceremonial robes._

## Adjective

2. Given to deception; relying on trickery and cunning to mislead others. *(archaic)*
   - Simple: Meant to fool or cheat people by using tricks.
   - _The tricking advisor whispered false promises to win the king's favor._
   - _Honest traders complained about the tricking dealers at the market._

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