tricked-up
tricked-up adjective: falsely assembled; faked.
Adjective
tricked-up (comparative more tricked-up, superlative most tricked-up)
- Falsely assembled; faked.
- It is not known how much was paid for the cleverly tricked-up specimen, but I suspect it was a great deal.2018, Tim Flannery, Europe: A Natural History, page 64
Forms of tricked-up
| comparative | more tricked-up |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tricked-up |
Questions about tricked-up
- What does tricked-up mean?
- Tricked-up means falsely assembled; faked.
- What part of speech is tricked-up?
- Tricked-up is an adjective.
Words near tricked-up in the dictionary
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