单词	hocus-pocus
释义	English American hocus-pocusnoun [ U ] uk/ˌhəʊ.kəsˈpəʊ.kəs/us/ˌhoʊ.kəsˈpoʊ.kəs/ tricks used to deceive, or words used to hide what is happening or make it not clear: So much of what politicians say is just hocus-pocus. words said by a magician (= a performer who pretends to do magical things) when they are doing a trick Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Cheating & tricking a numbers game idiom bad faith bamboozle bilk blackmail fleece gag hoodwink impersonate jape jiggery-pokery lead sb a (merry) dance idiom poison scam scammer screw sell sb a bill of goods idiom send/give out (all) the wrong signals idiom shaft wool See more results » hocus-pocusnoun [ U ] us/ˌhoʊ·kəˈspoʊ·kəs/ tricks used to deceive or words used to hide what is happening, esp. by making the actual situation difficult to understand: Like so many politicians, he relies on a lot of statistical hocus-pocus.
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