Mamaguy (verb)
ma-ma-gaiy
(West Indian) Try to deceive (someone), especially with flattery or untruths.
From Spanish mamar gallo ‘make a monkey of’.
Example sentences
“Don’t try and mamaguy me with all that sweet talk!”
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