dupe

1. n. a potential victim of a confidence trick; a patsy. The crooks found a good dupe and started their scheme.

2. tv. to trick someone; to swindle someone. I did not try to dupe you. It was an honest mistake.

3. n. a duplicate; a copy. I’ve got a dupe in the files.

4. tv. to duplicate something; to copy something. Just a minute, I have to dupe a contract for the boss.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Martin	MAHR-tən (English), mar-TEN (French), MAHR-teen (German, Finnish), MAHR-tin (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish), MAWR-teen (Hungarian), mahr-TIN (Bulgarian)	English, French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Russian, Romanian, Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Croa
Keren Happukh	-	Biblical Hebrew
Ashfield	['æʃi:ld]
Abramson	['eibrəmsn]
OlivÉR	O-lee-vayr	Hungarian
'Orpah	-	Biblical Hebrew