a dupe

Definition of a dupe in English English dictionary: ape
dupe: A person who has been deceived
dupe: A duplicate
dupe: A duplicate of an order receipt printed for kitchen staff
dupe: To duplicate a photographic image
dupe: {v} to cheat, trick, deceive, impose on
dupe: {n} a credulous person, one easily tricked
dupe: Copy of a photographic transparency Alternatively, another name for a PR Account Executive
dupe: fool or hoax; "The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone"; "You can't fool me!"
dupe: A duplicate of a photographic image
dupe: {i} fool, sucker, person who is easily deceived
dupe: Short for duplicate To reproduce a page or an image exactly as it originally appeared
dupe: Short form which describes duplicate versions of film negatives
dupe: contact frame-produced film used to duplicate film negatives or film positives Used primarily for art with overlays, final film for prints incorporating halftones and or screen tints, and grids (Clear background, black image area from POS Black background, clear image area from NEG )
dupe: To swindle, deceive, or trick
dupe: Abbrev fr duplication
dupe: One who has been deceived or who is easily deceived; a gull; as, the dupe of a schemer
dupe: A copy Picture is often duped onto a piece of black-and-white film Such dupes are called "slop dupes" or "slop prints " When tracks are duped it is normal to ask for a one-to-one copy, to preserve the same volume level and equalization as the original track
dupe: a person who is tricked or swindled
dupe: The appearance of identical, repeated information in a database Dupe is short for "duplicate"
dupe: A duplicate copy of a film or tape; also, a "dub"
dupe: Two or more name and address records that are found to be equal under the list user's basis of comparison (match code, mathematical formula, etc)
dupe: To deceive; to trick; to mislead by imposing on one's credulity; to gull; as, dupe one by flattery
dupe: If a person dupes you, they trick you into doing something or into believing something which is not true. a plot to dupe stamp collectors into buying fake rarities We know some sex offenders dupe the psychologists who assess them
dupe: A copy negative, short for Duplicate Negative E Back to top
dupe: A record that has been identified as an exact copy of another record and has been deleted from a list
dupe: {f} fool someone, sucker someone
dupe: A dupe is someone who is tricked by someone else. He becomes an innocent dupe in a political scandal. someone who is tricked, especially into becoming involved in something illegal (perhaps from huppe type of bird considered stupid). to trick or deceive someone dupe sb into doing sth