bamboozlement

I said, "A successful man doesn't have to stoop to bamboozlement."

To his credit, until the day he died, Feeney told that story of his own bamboozlement.

Smith contradicted them both by saying that there was "no bamboozlement [t]here."

There is no bamboozlement here.

Newtype USA reviewed the film as a "saga of bamboozlement".

It was themed "The Bamboozlement of Franklin Pierce."

But "Ghost Hunters" is less interested in the sociology of bamboozlement than in giving a respectful accounting of what the participants saw and felt.

- that anybody in this toughest of endurance races would illicitly boost his octane, it's hard not to be impressed by the magnitude of the bamboozlement.

Now they will argue about who most loves the middle class, each boasting of his own role in this stale piece of political bamboozlement as evidence of statesmanship.

"Maynard Keynes and the 'Bamboozlement' of Woodrow Wilson: What Really Happened at Paris?"

Of course, the gift of bamboozlement, with which Agatha Christie was born, remains, and has never been seen to better advantage than in this close, diverting and largely analytical problem.

Baseball lore is filled with memorable examples of bamboozlement, from a minor league catcher carving a potato to look like a baseball to infielders serving as decoys to help win the World Series.

It is a lesson that has been largely lost on game designers, who tend to use the latest graphics technology as a sort of bamboozlement, a misdirection that makes fast-paced action and flashy special effects the whole point.

Those for conveying falsehoods are colorful and ebullient: equivocation , mythomania , casuistry , quackery , buncombe , cajolery , duplicity , perjury , bamboozlement , pettifoggery , sugarcoating , a crock , a con job , twaddle .