trick-or-treating|trick or treating in English

noun

Halloweening, act of dressing up in costumes on Halloween and going from door-to-door collecting candy

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1. I had to drag her to come out and go trick-or-treating.

2. * Limit trick-or-treating to your neighborhood and the homes of people you and your children know .

3. Trick or treat!

4. My two favorite trick-or-treaters.

5. It's not a trick or an illusion or something?

6. Cozen definition, to cheat, deceive, or trick

7. He one of our dead trick-or-treaters?

8. They must be playing some trick or something.

9. " It's a trick, it's a trick, " I said.

10. Supposing Gesner pulled a trick, or she fell over.

11. Method for treating acne and/or rosacea

12. Impressive trick.

13. Extracts obtained from cordyceps bassiana for preventing or treating atopic dermatitis, and composition including same for preventing or treating atopic dermatitis

14. We'll never trick or treat * at Mr. Green's house again!

15. Parlor trick.

16. Nice trick.

17. Cute trick.

18. Con trick

19. Cantrip (plural Cantrips) A spell or incantation; a trifling magic trick

20. Trick or Treat naughty this semester, leading to learning even worse.

21. The Cannery’s Annual Harvest Festival took place on Saturday and was a spooktacular time for all ages! From bounce house fun to trick or treating and costume contest, we thank all you who were able to …

22. There's no trick.

23. Treating social Awkwardness usually involves psychotherapy and/or medication

24. Compositions and methods for treating or preventing cardiac hypertrophy

25. Artifice definition, a clever trick or stratagem; a cunning, crafty device or expedient; wile