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• people: AIDS deniers have exploited public ignorance to bamboozle people into buying their bullshit, and bullshit it is.

• opposition: Its main intent is a noble redistribution of income, while its devious political effect has been to bamboozle all opposition.

• bit: I'm a bit bamboozled by this re-raise so I just call.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: Do n't bamboozle players with an excess of information.

Preposition: by

• jargon: Don't feel bamboozled by the jargon of pixels; instead, consider each model on its overall merit.

Modifying Another Word

• totally: Once we got to Shrewsbury, I found myself totally bamboozled by the one-way system.

• easily: I might get very quickly undone if it proves that *I* am easily bamboozled by brackets.

• so: I was saddened that our poor women should have been so bamboozled by the Webbs.

• often: An A-Z of Contemporary Art: Sunday 2-3pm: Are you often bamboozled by contemporary art terminology?

• still: They are still bamboozled by the oval game but, in Rome, they always recognize a miracle.