| He lied that he was told to come back, and bluffed himself into a job assisting the janitor, for three dollars a week. |
| We have been indeed been bluffed by their grasp of our needs and assistance they have provided us with. |
| If opponents know you have bluffed you are more likely to get your bets called later on in the game when you do have a hand that can win. |
| She had lied like a child and when interviewed, she persisted and bluffed it out even when told the professor had denied knowing her. |
| Unfortunately, many tasters are sometimes bluffed during the wine's prime age by its impressive velvety smoothness and by its powerful structure. |
| Everyone on Wall Street, just like everyone before the First World War, bluffed. |
