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What is another word for
pull someone's leg
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To play a practical joke on (someone)
To trick or deceive someone, usually playfully
To tell a lie or something that is untrue
Verb
▲
To play a practical joke on (someone)
jest
tease
chaff
kid
rag
rib
twit
play a joke on
taunt
wind up
play a practical joke on
get a rise out of
make a monkey out of
take a rise out of
take the mickey
joke with
make fun of
josh
jive
razz
mock
fool
roast
joke
rally
banter
deride
ride
fun
have on
pull one's leg
fool about
pull someone's chain
play a prank
fool around
shuck
mess around
ridicule
poke fun at
needle
satirize
US
gibe
guy
make sport of
play a trick
play the fool
send up
play a practical joke
jibe at
hoax
make jokes about
jeer at
quiz
play tricks
quip
play a joke
laugh at
be sarcastic about
make a monkey of
scoff at
goof on
poke mullock at
haze
satirise
UK
smoke
rag on
sling off at
frolic
gambol
rot someone
put someone on
mess about
mess
bait
torment
annoy
plague
goad
dog
harry
devil
harass
put on
hassle
disturb
nudge
bother
flout at
poke borak at
heckle
swipe at
gnaw
slam
aggravate
take the piss out of
spoof
sound
beleaguer
provoke
worry
be at
pester
hector
vex
put down
importune
pick on
bedevil
give a hard time
chiack
sledge
flirt with
irritate
rot
lead on
badger
snap
have a joke on somebody
have a laugh
tell stories
jibe
wisecrack
jeer
mimic
amuse
flip
jape
lampoon
divert
jolly
laugh
caricature
parody
entertain
prank
gag
sneer at
scorn
scoff
pillory
sneer
flout
insult
scout
treat with contempt
laugh to scorn
skewer
treat contemptuously
pooh-pooh
heap scorn on
shoot down
hoot
burlesque
make a fool of
yuck
yuk
knock
disdain
jab
pan
boo
contemn
disparage
pretend
hold up to ridicule
call names
belittle
show contempt
hound
revile
interrupt
abuse
barrack
dig
hiss
shout down
dis
humiliate
fleer
show up
dump on
shout at
hold up to shame
clown around
take off
pour scorn on
make a game of
muck around
laugh out of court
show contempt for
thumb nose at
play
kid around
make fun
be facetious
frazzle
raspberry
persecute
diss
feign
act
sham
fake
irk
torture
nark
gall
pun
sally
get at
gibe at
get
disrupt
reproach
affront
offend
slap
criticise
UK
upbraid
twitter
lout
criticize
US
outrage
nag
anger
tear to pieces
pasquinade
counterfeit
imitate
make a joke of
slight
denigrate
hack you off
squib
have a joke with
dismiss
despise
hurl insults at
get on the nerves of
be on the back of
clown about
snicker at
smile at
snigger at
get in the hair of
slag off
slang
discomfit
bully
rattle
faze
embarrass
disconcert
chivy
travesty
rail
be scornful about
discount
disbelieve
reject
discredit
put on an act
make believe
make light of
fleer at
scout at
lead up the garden path
play a trick on
take for a ride
dig at
catcall
butt in
make game of
muck someone about
bite one's thumb at
shout catcalls at
shout disapproval
shout disapproval at
comeback
hiss at
boo at
hoot at
blow raspberries
whistle at
snipe
catcall at
blow raspberries at
raz
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
poke fun
cock a snook at
make a crack
give the Bronx cheer to
run down
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
rail at
poke borack
make a laughing-stock
clown
lark
muck about
prat about
have a lark
be silly
act the fool
lark around
play around
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“The groom's friend usually plays this song to
pull their friend's leg
and make him reconsider whether he truly wants to get married.”
Verb
▲
To trick or deceive someone, usually playfully
fool
deceive
hoax
trick
bamboozle
beguile
dupe
gull
hoodwink
misguide
have on
play a trick on
put on
take for a ride
lead up the garden path
lead on
spoof
con
mulct
rip off
mislead
throw dust in someone's eyes
pull a fast one on
do
snooker
pull a fast one
suck in
finagle
sell a pup to
cozen
victimize
US
gammon
defraud
catch
take to the cleaners
juggle
bilk
fake out
gaff
sucker
delude
victimise
UK
string along
take in
snow
fiddle
bunco
lead down the garden path
gyp
swizzle
get the better of
pull the wool over someone's eyes
hornswoggle
outwit
kid
scam
swindle
befool
take advantage of
misinform
do a number on
screw
make a sucker of
have
double-cross
pull one's leg
put one over on
burn
sell a pup
stiff
pull a swifty on
diddle
fleece
buffalo
sting
rook
humbug
sharp
cheat
euchre
fake
bluff
shaft
flimflam
hose
skin
hustle
betray
chisel
beat
shortchange
bleed
stick
exploit
ream
squeeze
short
skunk
thimblerig
chouse
pluck
nobble
entrap
do in
shake down
inveigle
seduce
chicane
illude
overreach
lead astray
sell
outfox
milk
outmaneuver
US
give someone a bum steer
outmanoeuvre
UK
ensnare
lure
rope in
jive
sandbag
circumvent
set up
stitch up
clip
sell down the river
do the dirty on
embezzle
lie
fox
outsmart
fudge
goldbrick
rob
gouge
make a fool of
tempt
entice
disinform
fabricate
misrepresent
bait
trap
gazump
distort
lie to
mousetrap
impose on
misdirect
baffle
juke
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
outslick
caboodle
prevaricate
outdo
swizz
outjockey
shuck
manipulate
outthink
misstate
defeat
double-deal
top
take
overcharge
wheedle
frame
steal a march on
catch out
pervert
outguess
outgeneral
jerk around
cap
short-change
goose
worst
jip
confuse
bewilder
screw over
sell out
run a game on
two-time
stab in the back
end run
send on a wild goose chase
figure out
play someone false
be disloyal to
break faith with
be unfaithful to
fail
let down
decoy
jockey
cross
doublespeak
outplay
cajole
lull
propagandize
US
thwart
rush
falsify
use
trim
propagandise
UK
pilfer
four-flush
sweet-talk
play
disappoint
prey on
plunder
steal
give the wrong impression
take to cleaners
out-think
cover up
double-talk
gaslight
pull fast one
pull
double deal
put on an act
put on false front
run rings round
be cleverer than
bait and switch
give wrong information to
put up smoke screen
play trick on
do out of
sell a bill of goods to
sell a bill of goods
make rings round
lead up garden path
wrong steer
do someone in the eye
corrupt
duck
weasel
dodge
lead off
do someone dirty
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
impose
slip something over on
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
sham
stump
blag
pull in
dust
pigeon
bunk
outperform
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
entangle
enmesh
wind up
molest
psych out
welsh
bilk of
extort
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
heist
filch
soak
enchant
entrance
charm
attract
sway
contrive
despoil
play dirty
play a practical joke on
frustrate
ruin
foil
hook
cuckold
throw
hypnotize
US
woo
bewitch
dazzle
blind
mesmerize
US
captivate
spellbind
impose upon
take for
play away
cross up
step out
trip up
wangle
impress
dally
trifle
win over
toy
coax
play joke on
beat out of
take for ride
butty
play games with
bleed dry
gip
wanton
intimidate
harass
hound
play-act
soft-soap
be sold a pup
go one better than
fix
flam
bias
poke borack
rip-off
do number on
sucker into
allure
solicit
pull wool over
butter up
play for a fool
hand a line
fit up
lay a trap for
backstab
hocus-pocus
hypnotise
UK
mesmerise
UK
shave
finesse
lirt
crib
blench
rogue
belirt
toy with
trifle with
dally with
play with
terrorize
US
blackmail
attack
pick on
make use of
play fast and loose with
split
give the runaround
send on a wild-goose chase
play games
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
play for a sucker
twist around your little finger
take out
fast talk
give bum steer
break the rules
give the shaft
terrorise
UK
best
yuck
yuk
jest
jape
joke
banter
fun
jolly
josh
quip
gag
wisecrack
chaff
rag
ridicule
mock
bother
fib
dissimulate
make sport of
poke fun at
make fun of
yank someone's chain
exaggerate
pretend
perjure
dissemble
equivocate
misspeak
palter
bull
overdraw
misinstruct
forswear
tell an untruth
tell a falsehood
BS
be economical with the truth
not speak the truth
make up a story
tell stories
invent a story
lie through one's teeth
be untruthful
break promise
make believe
tell a lie
lack candor
put up a front
forswear oneself
bear false witness
say something untrue
commit perjury
not tell the truth
fake it
stretch the truth
tell a white lie
perjure oneself
tell untruths
tell a terminological inexactitude
concoct a story
be forsworn
depart from the truth
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“They were bored and trying to
pull someone's leg
using a rather creepy sense of humor.”
Verb
▲
To tell a lie or something that is untrue
fib
prevaricate
fabricate
lie
falsify
equivocate
misrepresent
fake
invent
palter
con
deceive
exaggerate
concoct
pretend
dissemble
dissimulate
jive
feign
perjure
promote
kid
plant
shovel
make up
tell stories
trump up
stretch the truth
tell untruths
be economical with the truth
tell a lie
depart from the truth
invent a story
make up a story
forswear oneself
not tell the truth
tell a terminological inexactitude
tell a fib
create fiction
speak with forked tongue
tell a little white lie
pull the wool over someone's eyes
misstate
fudge
forge
distort
make believe
tell a white lie
hedge
tergiversate
quibble
fence
pervert
dodge
shuffle
pussyfoot
flannel
simulate
cavil
misspeak
hatch
sidestep
shilly-shally
be evasive
evade
stall
vacillate
temporize
US
garble
belie
be vague
be non-committal
tell untruth
put on
parry questions
dodge the issue
have on
fake it
perjure oneself
beat about the bush
temporise
UK
create out of thin air
phony up
beg the question
stall for time
spin a yarn
duck the issue
beat around the bush
tell lies
hum and haw
dream up
conjure up
phony
US
devise
phoney
UK
waffle
parry
waver
hesitate
weasel
be ambiguous
escape
elude
flip-flop
tergiverse
eschew
evade the issue
adumbrate
shuck
stonewall
double-talk
pussyfoot around
subtilize
fudge the issue
shuffle about
alter
mislead
delude
avoid the issue
cop out
hem and haw
tell white lie
mince matters
run around
mince words
cover up
pass the buck
cop a plea
cloud the issue
sit on the fence
blow hot and cold
give run around
straddle the fence
duck the question
bluff
doctor
hoax
hoodwink
misinform
warp
counterfeit
misguide
dupe
trick
beguile
gaslight
bull
overdraw
snow
misinstruct
forswear
cook
change
tell a falsehood
tell an untruth
shift
adulterate
string along
be untruthful
concoct a story
throw off the scent
not speak the truth
put on the wrong track
break promise
bear false witness
be forsworn
say something untrue
commit perjury
dither
misrelate
slant
misreport
debase
color
US
corrupt
bend
manipulate
embroider
massage
twist
tamper with
misinterpret
put up a front
embellish
vitiate
colour
UK
send on a wild goose chase
sidestep the issue
lead astray
fix
contravene
salt
four-flush
dress up
put on an act
contort
put a spin on
rig
fiddle
misquote
traverse
gloss
frame up
deacon
BS
put off
lack candor
lie through one's teeth
give a false colour to
bamboozle
take in
fool
snooker
cozen
sucker
gaff
hornswoggle
gull
have
humbug
spoof
burn
gammon
buffalo
juggle
catch
suck in
lead down the garden path
fake out
take for a ride
lead on
misdirect
disinform
cheat
swindle
disguise
doublespeak
bilk
bias
scam
propagandize
US
defraud
give the wrong impression
outwit
betray
mousetrap
propagandise
UK
skew
lie to
give wrong information to
lead up the garden path
give someone a bum steer
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
take out of context
put on false front
do a number on
quote out of context
bait and switch
angle
pull one's leg
double-cross
put one over on
do
flimflam
prejudice
spin
swear falsely
lie under oath
deteriorate
interfere with
tinker with
whitewash
curve
misconstrue
hose
illude
inveigle
shaft
seduce
outfox
rook
entice
bunk
tempt
ensnare
victimize
US
overreach
entangle
enmesh
victimise
UK
lure
caboodle
bait
impose on
rip off
pull a swifty on
lead up garden path
play trick on
pull a fast one on
rope in
strain
parody
conceal
travesty
cheese
blarney
blow smoke
give a false idea of
miscolor
cloak
pass off
beard
stretch
mask
mangle
build up
pirate
confuse
overstate
give a false account of
dress
puff
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pull something funny
pulls on
pulls one's coat
pulls oneself
pulls oneself along
pulls oneself together
pull someone's chain
pull someone's bacon out of the fire
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