Verb:

एक विनोद खेळण्यासाठी,

play a trick on's Usage Examples:

courting her instead of being civil to a relative, she decided to play a trick on him with the help of Talbot and another confederate.

The neighbor and her associates play a trick on the man by challenging him to sound a drum.

Another sketch explains to the consumer how to play a trick on passengers in the car by using the left and right, as well as front.

acts rudely towards his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie, who decide to play a trick on him.

- If You"re Not Careful 18 April Clegg, Alvin, Billy and Entwistle play a trick on Truly to make him think his ex-wife the "former Mrs Truelove" is keen.

meets her identical twin, a celebrated dancer in Paris, who agrees to play a trick on her husband to help rekindle their marriage.

The Blue Collar boys play a trick on President Bush (portrayed by Steve Bridges) at the White House.

However, upset at being seen as easy conquests, the girls decide to play a trick on them by planting a bra down the back of the sofa for Alf and Ailsa.

Meanwhile, Roger and Steve play a trick on Klaus, only for him to seek revenge on the two.

Lisette and Lucinde decide that they will play a trick on Sganarelle to show him the errors of his ways.

The miller tells his wife that he will hide and that they will play a trick on the magistrate.

However, Anne and Caitlin remain friends and play a trick on bully Jacinta Myers (Caroline Morgan) during the Erinsborough High.

dream, leaving everything behind without suspecting that fate would play a trick on them.

Synonyms:

bowl, encounter, field, foul, volley, curl, catch, vie, die, put out, tee off, complete, call, cricket, replay, snooker, start, bully off, croquet, exit, meet, putt, fumble, cradle, teeter-totter, revoke, compete, misplay, teetertotter, fullback, bandy, face off, play out, quarterback, nail, contend, golf, ace, take on, backstop, unblock, line up, gamble, walk, bid, develop, seesaw,

Antonyms:

underbid, dedifferentiate, differentiate, worsen, start,