1. a large seabird with long wings, webbed feet, and typically white and gray plumage

1. to deceive or trick someone
Usage: informal

Examples

• The gulls circled overhead, looking for scraps of food.
• A flock of gulls followed the fishing boat back to shore.
• Seagulls are actually a type of gull found near the ocean.
• The con artist managed to gull several tourists out of their money.
• Don’t let them gull you into paying more than necessary.
• She was easily gulled by his smooth talk and false promises.