A patsy is a person who is easily deceived, manipulated, blamed, or made to take responsibility for someone else's actions.
01 Word definition
patsy
5 letters · 1 vowel · 4 consonants
PATSY means: A patsy is a person who is easily deceived, manipulated, blamed, or made to take responsibility for someone else's actions.
5 letters, beginning with P and ending with Y.
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PATSY definition and meaning
nounA patsy is a person who is easily deceived, manipulated, blamed, or made to take responsibility for someone else's actions.
The word is informal. In context, a patsy may be an easy target for a scheme or a convenient person to blame.Reference: Merriam-Webster: patsy ↗“The fraudsters treated the unsuspecting buyer as a patsy.”
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About PATSY.
What does PATSY mean?
PATSY means: A patsy is a person who is easily deceived, manipulated, blamed, or made to take responsibility for someone else's actions.
How do you spell PATSY?
PATSY is spelled P-A-T-S-Y. It contains 5 letters.
Is PATSY a word?
Yes. PATSY appears in the broad English dictionary used by UnscramblerHQ. Word-game acceptance can vary by dictionary, region, and edition.
What does patsy mean?
A patsy is someone who is easily fooled, used, or blamed by others.