Trick Out

Pronunciation: /trɪk aʊt/

Definitions of trick out

verb to decorate or customize something in an elaborate or flashy way

Example Sentences

A1 I trick out my bike with colorful lights.

A2 She tricked out her car with a new stereo system.

B1 The mechanic tricked out the engine to improve performance.

B2 He spent a lot of money tricking out his gaming setup with the latest technology.

C1 The designer tricked out the website with interactive features.

C2 The fashion designer tricked out the dress with intricate beading and embroidery.

Examples of trick out in a Sentence

formal The company decided to trick out their new office space with state-of-the-art technology.

informal Let's trick out your car with some cool new rims and a fresh paint job.

slang I'm going to trick out my phone with the latest accessories.

figurative She tricked out her resume with impressive accomplishments to land the job.

Grammatical Forms of trick out

• past tense: tricked out
• plural: trick out
• comparative: more tricked out
• superlative: most tricked out
• present tense: tricks out
• future tense: will trick out
• perfect tense: has tricked out
• continuous tense: is tricking out
• singular: trick out
• positive degree: trick out
• infinitive: to trick out
• gerund: tricking out
• participle: tricked out

Origin and Evolution of trick out

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The phrase 'trick out' originated from Middle English and was derived from the Old English word 'trician' meaning to deceive or to dress up.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'trick out' evolved to refer to decorating or embellishing something rather than deceiving.