befool

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(bē fo̵̅o̅l′, bi-)

transitive verb

  1. to play a trick on; fool or deceive
  2. to treat as a fool

See befool in American Heritage Dictionary 4

transitive verb be·fooled, be·fool·ing, be·fools
  1. To make a fool of.
  2. To hoodwink; deceive.
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