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Often used in the same context:
fool,
liars,
stooges,
gulling,
lackeys,
bamboozle,
bunglers,
shills,
bribable,
bumblers,
conning,
charlatan,
hucksters,
schemers,
simpletons,
hypocrites,
panderer,
chiselers,
whores,
mountebanks,
swindlers,
shysters,
cads,
dolts,
chumps,
sycophant,
prigs,
wallstreet,
blackguard,
idiots,
betrayers,
gullibility,
craven,
bilk,
connivers,
flatteries,
reprobates,
incompetents,
pawns,
airheads,
slanderers,
tricksters,
opportunists,
finks,
buffoons,
toadies,
buch,
fatcat,
poseurs,
spooks,
hacks,
flimflam,
dingbats,
rotters,
bluffers,
rubes,
suckers,
scumbags,
grifter,
bootlicking,
dunces,
ignoramuses,
factotums,
fibbers,
wannabe,
twits,
unknowing,
claptrap,
scumbag,
simpering,
flunkies,
hustlers,
blackmailers,
flatterer,
blundering,
crooks,
rogues,
pseudo,
dopes,
wannabee,
sleazeball,
cahoots,
patsies,
shmuck,
masterless,
materialists,
phony,
spiv,
deadbeats,
nothings,
placemen,
hirelings,
egoists,
snakeoil,
fabulists,
twerps,
slobs,
dimwit,
luddites,
commie,
semiliterate,
dupe,
victims,
victim,
votaries,
accomplices,
sufferers,
followers,
pawn,
accomplice,
devotees,
hostage,
captive,
cooperators,
enthusiasts,
novices,
fools,
innocents,
lovers,
provincials
Also try:
— Adjectives for dupes:
poor,
easy,
willing,
innocent,
cultural,
communist,
many,
mere,
credulous,
passive,
unwitting,
more...
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