Noun:

लोक पडतात,

fall guy's Usage Examples:

Flywheel (a crooked lawyer) and Chico as Flywheel's assistant, Emmanuel Ravelli (a half-wit who Flywheel uses as a fall guy).

As played by Armand Assante, Ned is a bit too convincingly dense, but he does make a useful fall guy.

In a 1960 paper called the Politics of Pollution, Robert Bulard writes public officials, to deflect criticism over landfills, found a fall guy, but they blamed abstract, faceless bodies: the federal government, state governments and private disposal companies rather than an individual.

A paper on Isolationism is not dead quotes an anonymous editorial from a paper in the Pacific Northwest on the topic of the Bretton Woods and the Food Conferences upon which the US became the fall guy, the one to carry the load.

Several commentators have stated that Zanjani is perhaps a "fall guy" for corruption scandals in Iran.

She believed him to be a fall guy and encouraged him to turn against the President.

A few examples of fall guys:George Tenet: pre-Iraq war intelligenceScooter Libby: Valerie Plame affairMichael D.

Weightman: improper treatment of soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital (Walter Reed Army Medical Center neglect scandal)Bong Revilla, Juan Ponce Enrile and Jinggoy Estrada: PDAF scam fall guys.

A whipping boy, identified patient, or "fall guy" are forms of scapegoat.

Other abstract 'fall guys' included the railroad and bank capital.

Lucknow plays Tom for a fool, using him as a pawn and fall guy for crimes.

The Watergate Scandal: Former Attorney General John Mitchell claimed he was being set up as a fall guy.

Origin The origin of the term fall guy is unknown and contentious.

Synonyms:

move, travel, come down, locomote, go, precipitate,

Antonyms:

stay in place, fast, interesting, smart, quickly,