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Detailed Translations for hoodwink from English to Spanish

hoodwink:

Conjugations for hoodwink:

present
  1. hoodwink
  2. hoodwink
  3. hoodwinks
  4. hoodwink
  5. hoodwink
  6. hoodwink
simple past
  1. hoodwinked
  2. hoodwinked
  3. hoodwinked
  4. hoodwinked
  5. hoodwinked
  6. hoodwinked
present perfect
  1. have hoodwinked
  2. have hoodwinked
  3. has hoodwinked
  4. have hoodwinked
  5. have hoodwinked
  6. have hoodwinked
past continuous
  1. was hoodwinking
  2. were hoodwinking
  3. was hoodwinking
  4. were hoodwinking
  5. were hoodwinking
  6. were hoodwinking
future
  1. shall hoodwink
  2. will hoodwink
  3. will hoodwink
  4. shall hoodwink
  5. will hoodwink
  6. will hoodwink
continuous present
  1. am hoodwinking
  2. are hoodwinking
  3. is hoodwinking
  4. are hoodwinking
  5. are hoodwinking
  6. are hoodwinking
subjunctive
  1. be hoodwinked
  2. be hoodwinked
  3. be hoodwinked
  4. be hoodwinked
  5. be hoodwinked
  6. be hoodwinked
diverse
  1. hoodwink!
  2. let's hoodwink!
  3. hoodwinked
  4. hoodwinking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for hoodwink:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fastidiar tormenting
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
afligir badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex bother; harass; trouble; visit
atormentar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex badger; bait; bother; give rise to; harass; needle; provoke; trouble; visit
dar el pego cheat; deceive; diddle; hoodwink; swindle; woodwink cheat; fool; gull; make fun; spoof; trick
defraudar cheat; deceive; diddle; hoodwink; swindle; woodwink be deceived; be duped; betray; cheat; con; confound; deceive; disappoint; embarras; nick; pinch; snitch; spoof; steal; swindle; trick
embaucar cheat; deceive; diddle; hoodwink; swindle; woodwink clearly define; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; map out; mark out; outline; trace out
embromar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
engañar badger; cheat; deceive; diddle; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex; woodwink be deceived; be duped; capture; catch; cheat; deceive; dodge; fool; gull; kid; lead up the garden path; lie; mislead; put on the wrong track; seize; spoof; trick
estafar badger; cheat; deceive; diddle; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex; woodwink catch; cheat; clearly define; con; confine; cut back; define; demarcate; dodge; fence; fence in; fence off; gull; lead astray; lie; limit; map out; mark out; outline; reduce; spoof; swindle; trace out; trick
fastidiar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex anger; annoy; antagonise; antagonize; badger; be a nuisance; bother; bully; cause irritation; chafe; complain; complaint; deplore; despise; disdain; disregard; give offence; gripe; harass; harp; have something on one's mind; hold in contempt; irritate; irritating; look down upon; nag; pester; provoke; scorn; slight; tease; tedious; tiresome; treat with disregard; trouble; vex; visit
hacer rabiar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex nag
hacer tonto a alguien badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
hacer un broma badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
incordiar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex antagonise; antagonize; bully; harass; pester; provoke; tease; twaddle; whine
timar cheat; deceive; diddle; hoodwink; swindle; woodwink be unfaithful; catch; cheat; clearly define; commit adultery; con; deceive; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; fool; gull; heave; lift; lift up; map out; mark out; outline; spoof; stray; swindle; trace out; trick
- bamboozle; beguile; juggle; lead by the nose; play false; pull the wool over someone's eyes; snow
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bluff; hoax; swindle

Related Words for "hoodwink":

  • hoodwinking

Synonyms for "hoodwink":


Related Definitions for "hoodwink":

  1. conceal one's true motives from especially by elaborately feigning good intentions so as to gain an end1
  2. influence by slyness1