trick's
Belonging to deceit
Trick's is the possessive form of trick—belonging to or associated with a trick.
A magician guards a trick's secret.
In contexts where trick means a prostitute's client, it refers to what belongs to that person: a trick's wallet, a trick's car.
The form also contracts "trick is" or "trick has": That trick's getting old.
magic
Belonging to a performer
- conjurer'sOf one who deceives
- performer'sBelonging to stage talent
- showman'sOf a theatrical performer
- sorcerer'sBelonging to magic-wielder
prank
Of the court fool
- clown'sOf a comic performer
- comedian'sBelonging to humor performer
- fool'sBelonging to a dupe
- imp'sOf a small demon
skill
Belonging to authority
- specialist'sOf a focused professional
- master'sAdvanced graduate credential
- craftsman'sBelonging to skilled maker
- veteran'sFormer combatant's
prostitution
Belonging to a con
- client'sBelonging to a patron
- customer'sBelonging to a buyer
- pimp'sBelonging to sex trafficker
- trade'sPossessive of commerce
hustler's
Belonging to a con
- impostor'sBelonging to a pretender
- pretender'sOf one feigning status
magician's
Belonging to a performer
- conjurer'sOf one who deceives
- performer'sBelonging to stage talent
- showman'sOf a theatrical performer
jester's
Of the court fool
- clown'sOf a comic performer
- comedian'sBelonging to humor performer
- fool'sBelonging to a dupe
expert's
Belonging to authority
- specialist'sOf a focused professional
- master'sAdvanced graduate credential
- craftsman'sBelonging to skilled maker
hustler's
Belonging to a con
- client'sBelonging to a patron
- customer'sBelonging to a buyer
- pimp'sBelonging to sex trafficker
trade's · solicitor's · escort's · provider's
- trick or treatHalloween door-to-door phrase
- magic trickPerformed feat seeming impossible
- do the trickAchieve the desired result
- trick questionDeliberately misleading inquiry
- confidence trickFraud exploiting victim's trust
- hat trickThree scores, one game
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