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bamboozle
(redirected from bamboozlement)

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See: bait, betray, bilk, ensnare, inveigle, lure
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That is because of what the Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman calls "bureaucratic bamboozlement.
File this under B for 'Bureaucratic bamboozlement' by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
With nothing more than their wits and physical dexterity to aid them, jesters were faced with the task of bringing mirth and merriment to often moody monarchs and were just as likely to be banished for their bawdiness, taken to the tower for their tomfoolery or beheaded for their blundering bamboozlement.
You'd be a fool to miss days of fun; Days Out by Birmingham Mail (England)
Austin Mitchell, the Labour MP for Great Grimsby, said ballots were being conducted on the basis of "bribery, bamboozlement and bullying" of council tenants into privatising their housing stock.
Brown suffers big backbench revolt over council house repairs by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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