1. people who pretend to know or be able to do something in order to deceive others
Usage: plural of bluffer

Examples

• The poker game was full of bluffers trying to win with weak hands.
• Don’t trust those bluffers who claim to be investment experts.
• The interview panel could easily spot the bluffers from the genuine candidates.
• Many bluffers were exposed when they had to demonstrate their supposed skills.
• The conference attracted both real professionals and obvious bluffers.
• These bluffers talk confidently but have no real knowledge of the subject.