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chicane
noun
In law, shift; turn; trick; cavil; an abuse of judiciary proceedings, by artifices, unfair practices, or idle objections, which tend to perplex a cause, puzzle the judge, or impose on a party, and thus to delay or pervert justice.
chicane
In disputes, sophistry; distinctions and subtleties, that tend to perplex the question and obscure the truth.