decoy (dekoi)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 80
[ I have heard of barbarians who, when tempests drive ships upon their coasts, decoy them to the rocks that they may plunder their lading. Johnson. 2. To allure, attract, or entice, without notion of entrapping. The king might be decoyed from thence. IMG:content-2184.png:[blocks in formation] ing well, are shot in extraordinary numbers.
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