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Open the tool →弄鬼弄神 (nòng guǐ nòng shén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to play tricks or engage in shady dealings, often by feigning mystery or resorting to chicanery; to be up to mischief or dishonest schemes”.
弄鬼弄神 is pronounced nòng guǐ nòng shén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 弄鬼弄神 means “play ghosts and gods”. It is used to mean “to play tricks or engage in shady dealings, often by feigning mystery or resorting to chicanery; to be up to mischief or dishonest schemes”.
假装鬼神蒙骗或恐吓他人。也比喻暗中捣鬼作弊,玩弄花招。亦作“弄神弄鬼”。