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Definitions for Conned

[1] con3(def 1) .
[2] responsibility for the steering of a ship.
[3] con3(defs 2, 3) .
[4] to learn; study; peruse or examine carefully.
[5] to commit to memory.
[6] to direct the steering of (a ship).
[7] the station of the person who cons.
[8] the act of conning.
[9] involving abuse of confidence: a con trick.
[10] to swindle; trick: That crook conned me out of all my savings.
[11] to persuade by deception, cajolery, etc.
[12] a confidence game or swindle.
[13] a lie, exaggeration, or glib self-serving talk: He had a dozen different cons for getting out of paying traffic tickets.
[14] to strike, hit, or rap (something or someone).
[15] to hammer (a nail or peg).
[16] to beat or thrash a person with the hands or a weapon.
[17] a variant spelling (esp US) of con 4
[18] 2nd century ad , king of Leinster and high king of Ireland
[19] short for confidence trick (as modifier ) con man
[20] (tr) to swindle or defraud
[21] an argument or vote against a proposal, motion, etc
[22] a person who argues or votes against a proposal, motion, etc
[23] slang short for convict
[24] (tr) to direct the steering of (a vessel)
[25] the place where a person who cons a vessel is stationed
[26] (tr) archaic to study attentively or learn (esp in the phrase con by rote )
[27] music with

Words related to Conned

connwheedle, bilk, dupe, hoodwink, bamboozle, swindle, fool, trick, humbug, rook, coax, cheat, inveigle, flimflam, hoax, mislead, cajole, sweet-talk, hornswoggle, chicane

Origin of Conned

71890–95; perhaps akin to French cognée hatchet, cogner to knock in, drive (a nail) home

Word origin for Conned

Italian

Synonyms for Conned

bamboozle, bilk, dupe, hoodwink, swindle, wheedle, cajole, cheat, chicane, coax, flimflam, fool, hoax, hornswoggle, humbug, inveigle, mislead, rook, sweet-talk, trick, double-cross, rip off