单词	patsy
释义	patsypat‧sy /ˈpætsi/ noun (plural patsies) [countable] especially American English informal Word Origin WORD ORIGINpatsy Origin: 1800-1900 Perhaps from Italian pazzo ‘stupid person’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS But he did indeed run a patsy against Stratton in 1956. He usually plays older brothers, blushing patsies, jumpy sidekicks, all-smiles Ivy Leaguers. In fact, the original patsy dropped out because of a scandal and was replaced by an even softer patsy. Others, especially politicians, say Daley promised Stratton that he would run a patsy against him in 1956. She was the victim of love: sticker and patsy for her own sloppy heart. They looked at him miserably-another patsy for the collection. someone who is easily tricked or deceived, especially so that they take the blame for someone else’s crime
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