What does "pull a fast one" mean and how to use it?
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"Pull a fast one" does mean "play a trick", but "play a SLY trick". If you want to be nasty to someone, you can pull a fast one. It is rather rude to pull a fast one to your friends.
E.g.
"You sure pulled a fast one on me! What do you want now?" (I. Shaw)
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It means trick someone. For example:
Someone might tell their friend,"Hey, you just won $100!"
and their friend could say,"You're trying to pull a fast one on me aren't you?"
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