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fake someone out
to deceive someone; to fool someone. You really faked me out. I never would have guessed it was you. The student tried to fake out the teacher.
See also: out

fake someone out of something

Sl. to get something from someone by deception. He faked Tom out of his place in line. She faked me out of a lot of money.
See also: out

fake it

to pretend (to do something). If you don't know the right notes, just fake it. I can't fake it anymore. I've got to be honest with you.

fake off

Sl. to waste time; to goof off. Hey, you guys, quit faking off! All you clowns do is fake off. Now, get busy!


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Muhammad Asif Jabbarkhel, border police commander at the airport, told a press conference that 23 cases were of smuggling and the rest pertained to fakery.
com There's so much fakery in Hollywood, it's hard to go back to being real.
As for Don's parting shot, if fakery was involved, why did the Americans' cold war enemy the Soviet Union not blow the whistle?
 
 
 
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