What is another word for gudgeon?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈʌd͡ʒɒn], [ ɡˈʌdʒɒn], [ ɡ_ˈʌ_dʒ_ɒ_n]
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Synonyms for Gudgeon:
n.
• Gobio Gobio (noun) • animal (noun) • axle (noun) • dupe (noun)- easy mark,
- sitting duck,
- fish,
- chump,
- sucker.
- goby.
Other synonyms:
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- patsy.
- cull,
- boob,
- pole,
- radiant,
- betray,
- mudskipper,
- laughingstock,
- stooge,
- dowel,
- abandon,
- denounce,
- flat,
- jay,
- hub,
- weave,
- easy pickings,
- trusting soul,
- Baiter,
- swivel,
- axle bar,
- Cully,
- Mump,
- jockey,
- diddle,
- companion,
- Capper,
- nave,
- schlemiel,
- dowel pin,
- plaything,
- bite,
- peg,
- naif,
- toy,
- deceive,
- cinch,
- forsake,
- pivot,
- Flam,
- flimflam,
- do up brown,
- oarlock,
- bilk,
- prize sap,
- pintle,
- distaff,
- tenon,
- spindle,
- DO,
- fob,
- pin,
- ship,
- prey,
- kingpin,
- seduction,
- sell,
- tool,
- Foot Joint,
- digress,
- innocent,
- bewilder,
- mislead,
- axis,
- Hocus,
- beguile,
- cheat,
- babe,
- Gimbal,
- Gobemouche,
- cavil,
- cotter pin,
- kidnapping,
- greenhorn,
- puppet,
- con,
- chouse,
- get,
- cast,
- wall plug,
- hingle,
- axle-tree,
- enticement,
- victimize,
- parts,
- fulcrum,
- know,
- greeny,
- defraud,
- amaze,
- greener,
- hornswoggle,
- axle spindle,
- hocus-pocus,
- saphead,
- axle shaft,
- beat,
- falsify,
- bewray,
- arbour,
- hinge,
- gum,
- Trunnion,
- Daddle,
- rowlock.
How to use "Gudgeon" in context?
Gudgeon is a type of fish that is native to North America. It is a common commercial fish that is caught in many different types of waters. Gudgeon can be found in both salt and fresh water. They are not a picky eater and will eat a variety of foods. They are peaceful fish and can be kept in a aquarium or in your fishing net. Gudgeon can grow up to six inches long and can weigh about two pounds. They are a great fish for a beginner because they are easy to care for and are relatively inexpensive.
Holonyms for Gudgeon:
n.
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animal
Genus Gobio, gobio.
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animal
Hyponym for Gudgeon:
n.
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animal
cyprinid, cyprinid fish.
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animal
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