to chump
- verb
- /tʃʌmp/
- Slang
- He managed to chump his opponent by pretending to be weak.
Examples
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Everyone in the group realized they had been chumped when the scam was revealed.
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Get your goddamn hands off me, chump.
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What do you mean, chump?
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"You want to fight, chump?"
Fiction book (1990) -
Hey, don't just stand there, chump.
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Don't you ever knock, chump.
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Don't push me, chump.
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She felt foolish after they chumped her into investing in a fake scheme.
Synonyms
To trick someone into believing something that is not true
To trick someone into doing something
To trick someone by pretending you want to help them
Treat someone as stupid to trick or cheat them
To trick someone by using clever talk
To trick someone by pretending to be something they are not
To trick someone who trusts you by hiding your real plans to get something for yourself
To trick someone so they look silly
To trick someone by lying or cheating
To cheat someone using tricks or fake deals
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Offensive
An ordinary person who feels unhappy and gives up easily about their goals
How Deceptive
- Formal
- Slang
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chump as a verb comes from the noun chump and simply means to make someone into a 'chump', that is, to trick or fool them.