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Is 'gullible' in the dictionary?


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  1. 1. Is 'gullible' in the dictionary?

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It's in Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary.

Apparently, it's also in the Longman Dictionary of American English.

Now, if you'll excuse me, it's time to go brag about this to someone....

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