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Definition of
trick out phrasal verb
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
trick out
phrasal verb
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trick somebody/something
out (in/with something)
(literary)
to dress or decorate somebody/something in a way that attracts attention
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trick out
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trick somebody out of something
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trick or treat
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