josser
- noun
- /ˈdʒɒsə/
- Offensive
- The clever salesman spotted a josser and quickly convinced him to buy the useless gadget.
Examples
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Don't act like a josser and fall for obvious scams online.
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He was such a josser that he believed every prank his friends played on him.
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Don't be such a josser!
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He is a complete josser when it comes to scams.
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He fell for the joke so quickly that everyone knew he was a josser.
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The con artist took advantage of the josser by selling him fake tickets.
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When he believed the outrageous story, his friends labeled him a josser.
Synonyms
A person who is easily tricked
A person who is easily tricked into believing false things
An old word for a person who is easily tricked
A person who trusts others and falls for tricks easily
Antonyms
How Gullible
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word josser probably comes from the verb josh, which means 'to tease' or 'to joke', so a josser is someone people can joke with or trick. That's why josser means a person who is easily fooled or gullible.