sucker
/ˈsʌk·ər/ n [C] infml (FOOLISH PERSON)Definition
› a person who believes everything you say and is therefore easy to deceive › If you are a sucker for something, you like it so much that you cannot refuse it: Josie’s a sucker for burnt almond ice cream.
(Definition of sucker n (FOOLISH PERSON) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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