Humbugging [verb]

Dan felt a rush of tenderness in his heart at the sound of the kind, humbugging little voice.

Who worrit us out of our lives with Reform, and such humbugging fads!

"Don't be humbugging your mother or you'll have no luck," says she.

Your humbugging registration will never do against a new reign.

For three months you have been humbugging in order to hide that from me.

This gratuitous, wicked, humbugging terrifier helped to cause another defeat.

There were people who believed "there was a humbugging fellow at both ends," and that the scheme couldn't be made to work.

Merchant stopped to swab the thick perspiration from his face, laughed at Terry's humbugging pose, and desisted.

It was no use humbugging ourselves into thinking we knew where it was, when no one could possibly know.

I took care not to open my eyes for a good bit, but I couldn't carry on humbugging that I was still asleep for very long.