How to pronounce“patsy”in English
verbthat is what's got you to where you are today actually you're you don't don't underestimate
i don't know how often anyone in your life congratulates you or patsy on the back but i think you must carry on as you are
with showing great empathy and and warmth so even on i've watched on dragon's den it's interesting that you i've noticed you never put anyone
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Definitions of “patsy”
A person who is taken advantage of, especially by being cheated or blamed for something.
“And now it's quite obvious that instead of Mr Rumsfeld and Mr. Cheney listening attentively to Mr Blair's sage advice, they've simply been using him as a patsy—a convenient fig-leaf.”
To treat (a person) as a patsy or sucker; to pin the blame on.
“Patsying me! Where the hell does he come off? Who ever heard of him? He can patsy the leaders in those night club dives but he can't do that here and get away with it.”
To mess around; to waste time.
“I was in no mood for patsying around, and I let him have it with both barrels.”
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