Dispose of deceptively
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PALMOFFDispose of deceptively
TRUMPLOEILDeceptively realistic painting of The Donald?
pseudosymmetrya deceptively close approach by a crystal to a higher degree of symmetry
curveballA ball that is pitched with a snap of the wrist and a strong downward spin, which causes the ball to drop suddenly and deceptively veer away from home plate
curveballsA ball that is pitched with a snap of the wrist and a strong downward spin, which causes the ball to drop suddenly and deceptively veer away from home plate
ROPEINLure deceptively
LEDONEnticed deceptively
DOCTORAlter deceptively
EASIERSAIDTHANDECEPTIVELY DIFFICULT . . .
DEACONPackage deceptively
RIGSArranges deceptively.
FEIGNSImitates deceptively.
ROPEINDeceptively coax
BELIEDepict deceptively
ROPESINLures deceptively
ROPEDINLured deceptively
LULLEDCalmed deceptively
FORGEDeceptively copy
ASTHINASALIARDeceptively slender?
MARESNESTDeceptively wonderful discovery.
PADSAdds to deceptively
GILDMake deceptively attractive
GILDSMakes deceptively attractive
MAGICTRICKSMany are deceptively simple
HOKEDeceptively manipulate, with "up"
HOKEAlter deceptively, with 'up'
JUKEMove deceptively on the gridiron
PLAYINTODeceptively behave to get an advantage
QUAKERGUNLog painted deceptively to look like a cannon
lullsCause (someone) to feel deceptively secure or confident
lowballto give a customer a deceptively low price
lulledCause (someone) to feel deceptively secure or confident
lullingCause (someone) to feel deceptively secure or confident
lowballedLOWBALL, to give a customer a deceptively low price
lowballingOffer a deceptively or unrealistically low estimate, bid, etc
lowballsLOWBALL, to give a customer a deceptively low price
lowballedOffer a deceptively or unrealistically low estimate, bid, etc
lowballsOffer a deceptively or unrealistically low estimate, bid, etc
lowballingLOWBALL, to give a customer a deceptively low price
sophistrydeceptively subtle reasoning or argumentation; an argument used to deceive