| Critics of fish farming are furious at what they consider to be an attempt to hoodwink the public. |
| There are many wolves in sheepskin whose mission is to hoodwink the people at every turn with sugar-coated good-for-nothing promises. |
| Two, he is an unreconstructed leftie attempting to hoodwink those in favour of reform by talking their language without actually acting on it. |
| For example, they suggest exploiting valuations to hoodwink banks into lending you more money than they otherwise would. |
| The Government has lashed out at trade and industry for adopting faulty accounting practices and indulging in misdeclarations to hoodwink the tax authorities. |
| Such a defence is offered only to hoodwink the gullible, illiterate and ignorant millions. |
