Moderate as in hoax To engage in trickery or deceptive practices, similar to pettifogging. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Chicane'
The cunning politician tried to chicane his opponent with misleading statistics during the debate.
The con artist was known for his ability to chicane unsuspecting victims with elaborate scams.
The espionage agent relied on his ability to chicane his way into classified information without raising suspicion.
The clever magician managed to chicane the audience, making them believe he had made a person disappear.
The mischievous student tried to chicane his teacher by submitting a paper filled with fabricated information.
The master chess player skillfully used a series of moves to chicane his opponent and secure victory.
The illusionist's performance was designed to chicane the audience into questioning the boundaries of reality.
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