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What is another word for
bluff
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Noun
An attempt to deceive someone into believing that one can or is going to do something
Bravado or bluster that is superficial or not backed up
A steep cliff, bank or promontory
An act, or the fact, of being deceptive or deceitful
A piece of land projecting into water from a larger land mass
A display of behavior, usually meant to deceive
One who victimizes
Obstruction
Pursuit of an advantage by appearing to be willing to risk a dangerous policy rather than concede a point
Verb
To deceive or fool someone
To try to deceive someone as to one's abilities or intentions
To tell an untruth or falsehood
Pretend to be dead
Adjective
Direct or forthright in speech or behavior
Rather rude or ill-natured in speech or manner
So steep as to be almost vertical
(
of a person
)
Lacking sophistication or refinement
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
An attempt to deceive someone into believing that one can or is going to do something
ruse
trick
artifice
deception
manoeuvre
UK
stratagem
pretence
UK
subterfuge
hoax
maneuver
US
machination
sham
feint
deceit
pretext
fake
scheme
fraud
pretense
US
show
masquerade
delusion
humbug
stall
con
charade
lie
codology
kidology
facade
front
jiving
snow
façade
put-on
false show
mere show
put-up job
false colors
false front
wile
dodge
cheat
ploy
device
scam
imposture
swindle
flimflam
canard
expedient
blind
contrivance
sting
gimmick
shift
smokescreen
game
fastie
confidence trick
con trick
hustle
bunco
play
gambit
grift
cover
rort
trickery
snare
wheeze
prank
fetch
lurk
decoy
sleight
confidence game
fast one
con game
bait
distraction
joke
racket
trap
tactic
shenanigan
red herring
jig
flanker
rig
schlenter
knack
spoof
stunt
juggle
imposition
intrigue
set-up
snow job
rip-off
leg-pull
hoodwinking
pretension
jest
duck
plan
jape
practical joke
craft
mock attack
move
sleight of hand
chicanery
make-believe
duplicity
fakery
finesse
evasion
caper
conspiracy
plot
winning move
sharp practice
ambush
treachery
falsehood
distortion
invention
insincerity
sanctimoniousness
dishonesty
double-dealing
posturing
fiddle
hypocrisy
cant
bunko
falsity
Tartufferie
falseness
diddle
deceptiveness
phoneyness
cheating
kite
swizz
lies
propaganda
boondoggle
commotion
disturbance
lure
distractor
diversion
deviation
interruption
swizzle
phoney
UK
graft
empty talk
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
crime
attention-grabber
dupe
mockery
phony
US
smoke screen
wild-goose chase
false clue
diversionary tactic
misleading clue
fool's errand
false trail
curve ball
false face
quiz
flim-flam
dido
shell game
double-cross
bit of sharp practice
gold brick
misrepresentation
jive
illusion
chicane
catch
hokum
bilk
shuck
ride
Trojan horse
fast shuffle
cover-up
mare's nest
sell
setup
frame
hanky-panky
dirty trick
dirty pool
hocus-pocus
shady deal
twist
wrong
whitewash
bamboozlement
fix
plant
shakedown
blackmail
frame-up
booby trap
angle
allurement
funny business
jazz
baloney
cozening
hoaxing
little game
collusion
duping
run around
cover up
bill of goods
fit-up
camouflage
craftiness
entrapment
dissimulation
strategy
embezzlement
extortion
method
enticement
temptation
scenario
take-in
pitfall
shenanigans
dirty work
inveiglement
seducement
switch
game plan
escapade
come-on
crooked deal
smoke and mirrors
gamesmanship
monkey business
imitation
cloak
mask
screen
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
disguise
fraudulence
exploitation
swindling
irresistible bait
toils
quackery
roguery
knavery
charlatanry
sellout
stealing
ramp
antic
hocus
hosing
double cross
feat
sweet talk
soft soap
crocodile tears
curveball
fraudulent scheme
wangle
cunning
loophole
cunning plan
action
brainchild
rip off
oldest trick in the book
guile
jiggery-pokery
legerdemain
jugglery
skullduggery
skulduggery
sucker game
scene
bit
rug pull
gin
resource
act
simulation
attraction
dragnet
hook
snag
artfulness
slyness
honeytrap
course of action
line of action
one-upmanship
bait and switch
ensnarement
inducement
measure
step
means
forgery
cabal
beguilement
horseplay
slant
monkeyshines
scheming
phoniness
dissembling
equivocation
trumped-up charge
false charge
draw
carrot
burlesque
faking
counterfeit
fiction
feigning
smoke
resort
stopgap
recourse
refuge
expediency
makeshift
confederacy
complot
covin
design
play-acting
league
stick
booster
beard
drawing card
nark
stool pigeon
stoolie
blow off
sitting duck
shill
sedition
perfidy
treacherousness
practice
hookup
countermine
counterplot
disloyalty
laugh
golden circle
-gate
tease
windup
barratry
criminality
string
monkeyshine
villainy
foul play
bad deed
dirty deeds
hoky-poky
cruel act
snake oil
wooden nickel
song and dance
more ❯
“Nehru told the correspondent he thought this was an obvious
bluff
and paid no attention to it.”
Noun
▲
Bravado or bluster that is superficial or not backed up
bravado
bluster
bombast
braggadocio
bragging
boast
hot air
big talk
idle threat
idle boast
rodomontade
gasconade
boasting
fanfaronade
rant
swaggering
swagger
crowing
grandiloquence
magniloquence
gas
brag
cockalorum
bull
rhodomontade
boastful talk
boastfulness
vaunting
pomposity
pretension
show
grandiosity
talk
skite
self-glorification
tall talk
fancy talk
showing off
vaunt
self-aggrandizement
posturing
gloating
pride
crowing. bluster
fustian
idle talk
rhetoric
boaster
wind
braggart
verbiage
swaggerer
oratory
gasconader
blowhard
bragger
exaggeration
swank
gascon
vainglory
puffery
overstatement
swanking
cracker
claim
showing-off
blower
self-praise
vaunter
self-satisfaction
self-importance
self-promotion
self-glory
self-flattery
more ❯
“Nothing would really come of the dictator's threats, they said. He was all
bluff
and hot air.”
Noun
▲
A steep cliff, bank or promontory
cliff
crag
scarp
escarpment
precipice
scar
height
ridge
barranca
barranco
peak
palisade
eminence
mountain
overhang
hill
headland
promontory
slope
bank
rock
hillside
mound
rock face
mount
tor
elevation
prominence
hump
butte
rise
highland
summit
mesa
hummock
fell
inselberg
knoll
hillock
berg
tump
range
dune
protuberance
incline
drift
jebel
hilltop
koppie
esker
inclination
outcrop
alp
pinnacle
aiguille
ledge
face
projection
steep
ben
massif
krantz
linn
barrow
sierra
cordillera
dropoff
Munro
brae
knob
acclivity
drumlin
protrusion
ascent
heap
pike
foothill
outlier
boulder
small hill
rocky outcrop
serac
puy
knap
drop
tumulus
cuesta
wall
monticle
howe
monticule
rocky height
steep rock
swell
horn
mountaintop
dome
volcano
brink
escarp
abyss
cliffdrop
sheer drop
cliff face
steep cliff
upland
altitudes
heights
wold
kopje
whaleback
saddleback
hogback
foothills
monadnock
drum
downland
downs
holt
climb
law
talus
rising ground
high ground
plateau
tableland
moorland
raised ground
sandbank
high point
altitude
platform
bar
embankment
table
sandbar
top
anthill
molehill
spur
plain
crest
altiplano
arête
highness
loftiness
project
raise
uplands
sandridge
shoal
higher ground
moors
hills
mountains
highlands
down
high place
rock formation
wolds
accumulation
steep ground
steep incline
mountainous region
hilly country
sand dune
sand pile
sand drift
elevated plain
more ❯
“Our camp is on the west side, under a steep sandstone
bluff
.”
Noun
▲
An act, or the fact, of being deceptive or deceitful
deception
deceit
dishonesty
duplicity
fraud
deceitfulness
guile
dissimulation
craftiness
cunning
artifice
dissembling
cheating
craft
trickery
wiliness
crookedness
chicanery
foxiness
deceptiveness
cunningness
fakery
deviousness
treachery
guilefulness
fraudulence
slyness
crookery
insincerity
hypocrisy
dupery
artfulness
cozenage
mendacity
lying
underhandedness
pretence
UK
legerdemain
betrayal
knavery
pretense
US
codology
kidology
treason
monkeyshines
prevarication
management
trickiness
duping
hoodwinking
equivocation
imposition
bluffing
hokum
sophism
obfuscation
untruth
beguilement
blarney
boondoggle
circumvention
defraudation
juggling
trumpery
double-dealing
jiggery-pokery
hanky-panky
funny business
monkey business
snow job
fast one
wile
subterfuge
chicane
skulduggery
intrigue
misrepresentation
jugglery
gamesmanship
skullduggery
sophistry
evasion
sharp practice
every trick in the book
feint
imposture
ambidextrousness
cozening
entrapping
overreaching
falseness
defrauding
trapping
two-facedness
ambidexterity
misleading
dissemblance
two-timing
subtlety
sneakiness
canniness
slickness
caginess
cageyness
subtleness
dirty pool
dirty dealing
feigning
smoke and mirrors
wiles
faking
shamming
falsification
scheming
strategy
posturing
concealing
piousness
counterfeiting
masking
sham
cant
disguising
hiding
concealment
shrouding
veiling
suppression
disguise
camouflage
play-acting
falsity
perfidy
faithlessness
perfidiousness
unscrupulousness
falsehood
infidelity
flimflam
fourberie
corruption
shadiness
criminality
shiftiness
phoniness
improbity
graft
affectation
hocus-pocus
lie
disingenuousness
quackery
untruthfulness
bad faith
speciousness
mendaciousness
rascality
racket
swindle
sanctimoniousness
insidiousness
bunk
infamy
shenanigans
sanctimony
unfaithfulness
stealing
pharisaicalness
lip service
disloyalty
swindling
pietism
unctuousness
casuistry
glibness
mockery
display
treacherousness
ruse
indirection
pharisaism
irreverence
bigotry
cleverness
fabrication
false profession
shrewdness
tartuffery
untrustworthiness
tricks
traitorousness
astuteness
sellout
misconduct
pretentiousness
backstabbing
sedition
disaffection
knavishness
stratagems
false-heartedness
ruses
invention
schemes
manoeuvres
UK
ploys
hoax
double cross
business
maneuvers
US
subversion
ingenuity
mutiny
double-cross
perjury
duplicitousness
revolt
revolutionary
seditiousness
spuriousness
artificiality
unfairness
subterfuges
breach of trust
humbug
dirty work
stratagem
lies
lack of veracity
dirty tricks
sleight of hand
crime
self-righteousness
pretext
Punic faith
pomposity
illegality
lèse majesté
breach of faith
seditious act
dubiousness
unjustness
misleading talk
guise
evil
surreptitiousness
mischief
unreliability
furtiveness
tactics
inconstancy
art
pettifoggery
hornswoggling
misbehaviour
UK
inaccuracy
corruptness
dodge
manipulation
hollowness
Tartufferie
contrivance
misbehavior
US
fiddling
foul play
Pharisaism
distortion
false colours
false excuse
evasiveness
fakeness
machinations
empty talk
back-stabbing
affected piety
rebellion
stab in the back
goings-on
charlatanism
carry-on
false piety
carryings-on
monkey tricks
skill
slipperiness
haughtiness
conceit
superciliousness
self-satisfaction
complacency
piety
smugness
suspiciousness
religiosity
ability
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
malfeasance
perspicacity
finesse
inauthenticity
pretension
affectedness
lawbreaking
lawlessness
scheme
deceiving
exploitation
embezzlement
misappropriation
persona
unnaturalness
nefariousness
unlawfulness
jobbery
gerrymandering
manoeuvring
UK
erroneousness
truthlessness
disingenuity
unrepresentativeness
unreliableness
illusoriness
inaccurateness
illegitimacy
uncandidness
inveracity
fraudulency
dishonourableness
prestidigitation
mudslinging
con
gambit
wire-pulling
maneuver
US
waffle
talk
ploy
plot
verbiage
nonsense
double-crossing
manoeuvre
UK
machination
footwork
stunt
joke
cheat
scam
sting
roguishness
unprincipledness
unscrupulosity
questionableness
questionability
scepticism
UK
fickleness
disbelief
skepticism
US
doubt
faithless
specious reasoning
artful argument
maneuvering
US
palace intrigue
dirty game
dirty politics
snide
backhandedness
roguery
hot air
devices
strategems
gambits
contrivances
artifices
dodges
being two-faced
put-on
mistakenness
wrongness
lewdness
jive
villainy
high jinks
fooling around
playing around
dualism
duality
twoness
wrongdoing
fast shuffle
bait and switch
shell game
devilry
fibbing
iniquity
baseness
Judas kiss
dirty trick
one-upmanship
misrepresenting
misstating
stab in back
prevaricating
inventing
equivocating
falsifying
vileness
hypocriticalness
tokenism
show
pecksniffery
depravity
telling stories
white lies
hankie-pankie
little white lies
turpitude
hokey-pokey
committing perjury
cunning stratagems
viciousness
hypocritical statement
sham holiness
pious platitudes
forgery
perversion
evil-doing
doctoring
debasement
tampering
fudging
adulteration
changing
alteration
manipulating
phoneyness
vitiation
misapplication
phariseeism
lese-majesty
high treason
tampering with
false virtue
affected superiority
double standard
more ❯
Noun
▲
A piece of land projecting into water from a larger land mass
peninsula
headland
promontory
point
cape
foreland
ness
head
spit
bill
horn
mull
arm
chersonese
neck
byland
demi-island
half-isle
half-island
finger of land
neck of land
naze
cliff
tongue
projection
hook
precipice
prominence
overhang
ridge
jutty
outcrop
jetty
beak
finger
mole
strip
peak
spur
height
cheronese
isthmus
bar
bridge
more ❯
Noun
▲
A display of behavior, usually meant to deceive
act
front
show
pose
pretence
UK
facade
fake
posture
sham
affectation
charade
guise
masquerade
feigning
appearance
attitude
counterfeit
display
dissimulation
performance
disguise
façade
hoax
posturing
pretense
US
semblance
shamming
stance
subterfuge
veneer
airs
dissemblance
fabrication
falsification
playacting
posing
chaser
con
dissimilation
feint
hamming
phoney
UK
phony
US
ploy
simulation
stall
a put-on
a put-up job
false display
false front
make-believe
soft soap
sweet talk
play-acting
put-on
shuck and jive
mask
veil
cloak
illusion
gloss
look
impression
face
exterior
deception
false colors
window dressing
public image
cover
trick
layer
coloring
US
disguisement
window-dressing
colouring
UK
bluffing
pretending
hoaxing
humbug
false colours
putting on a front
acting
assuming a front
ruse
screen
impersonation
imposture
mummery
costume
color
US
masking
colour
UK
revel
personation
cover-up
air
pretension
fakery
imitation
faking
simulacrum
artifice
smokescreen
false show
pretentiousness
outward appearance
schtick
image
ostentation
insincerity
hokum
mien
camouflage
false pretense
false appearance
showing
parody
deceit
expression
bearing
travesty
carriage
aspect
attitudinizing
role
demeanour
UK
mannerism
demeanor
US
pretext
dumb act
pageant
trickery
manner
affectedness
misrepresentation
invention
routine
artificiality
shuffling
stunt
garb
evasion
snivel
countenance
phoniness
double-dealing
figure
snobbery
pretensions
inflation
grandiosity
superciliousness
exaggeration
side
likeness
covering
aura
snootiness
uppishness
dress
self-deception
fig leaf
red herring
airs and graces
going Hollywood
put-up job
smoke screen
showing off
assumed manners
putting on an act
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
farce
pantomime
mockery
presentation
shell
outside
mimicry
parade
stand
excuse
character
falsehood
suggestion
comportment
blind
light
deportment
an act
claim
effect
a scene
forgery
personality
identity
part
profession
jive
lie
dissembling
flimflam
outward show
portrayal
presence
burlesque
sell
spoof
fiction
smoke
address
form
self
beard
regard
approximation
fakeness
frontage
personage
person
arrogance
name
resemblance
set
persona
public face
assumed role
port
similitude
alikeness
seeming
mood
similarity
affinity
feel
feeling
snow job
more ❯
Noun
▲
One who victimizes
victimizer
charlatan
cheater
chiseler
crook
deceiver
decoy
defrauder
dodger
double-crosser
double-dealer
fake
hypocrite
impostor
jockey
masquerader
pretender
quack
rascal
rogue
rook
scammer
shark
sharper
shyster
swindler
trickster
aggressor
bilk
bully
con artist
confidence operator
conniver
cozener
enticer
inveigler
fraudster
hoaxer
bilker
chiseller
cheat
fakir
sharpy
sharpie
skinner
finagler
tricker
scamster
confidence man
fraud
hustler
sham
mountebank
phoney
UK
grifter
phony
US
flimflammer
knave
rorter
con man
rogue trader
confidence trickster
bunco artist
flimflam man
fleecer
exploiter
sharp
embezzler
mechanic
hoser
scoundrel
thief
faker
clip
absconder
operator
counterfeiter
gouger
forger
falsifier
slicker
smoothie
bunco
confidence artist
four-flusher
scam artist
clip artist
conman
hoodwinker
racketeer
shicer
illywhacker
twister
magsman
defalcator
tregetour
schlenter
confidence woman
gold brick
humbug
imposter
villain
dissembler
quacksalver
ringer
actor
con
bluffer
miscreant
baddy
criminal
outlaw
huckster
skelm
deluder
pseudo
plant
rip-off artist
lawbreaker
offender
malefactor
culprit
delinquent
wrongdoer
bandit
sinner
wretch
burglar
evildoer
felon
reprobate
housebreaker
mugger
marauder
transgressor
pilferer
jailbird
US
convict
shoplifter
scamp
gangster
heavy
impersonator
crim
thug
malfeasant
terrorist
desperado
gunman
misfeasor
lag
purloiner
cracksman
infractor
yegg
tief
yardbird
hooligan
yakuza
robber
imitator
pettifogger
empiric
playactor
lifer
counterfeit
Tartuffe
con woman
juvenile delinquent
scorner
bad egg
lighty
beguiler
young offender
con-artist
mimic
gaolbird
UK
tea leaf
trusty
duper
armed robber
old lag
black hat
transport
mocker
diddler
blackleg
medicaster
goldbrick
shammer
simulator
whited sepulchre
hypocritical person
plaster saint
dissimulator
liar
betrayer
snake in the grass
pharisee
backslider
casuist
poser
sophist
malingerer
informer
attitudinizer
two-face
lip server
wolf in sheep's clothing
two-timer
beast
hound
monster
devil
scumbag
brute
plunderer
perpetrator
perp
rapscallion
pirate
raider
savage
fiend
highwayman
varlet
pillager
rat
meany
bioterrorist
rapist
baddie
meanie
dog
hoodlum
cyberterrorist
trespasser
mobster
ruffian
violator
suspect
mug
looter
scallywag
dastard
louse
brigand
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
filcher
peculator
agroterrorist
lout
vandal
outcast
hellhound
prisoner
caitiff
scalawag
stealer
scapegrace
guilty person
deadbeat
slippery eel
violater
derelict
scofflaw
ex-con
fallen angel
drifter
tearaway
bad actor
immoralist
smooth operator
guilty party
wanted criminal
hoon
hood
blackmailer
black marketeer
evil-doer
person responsible
bad guy
holdupper
muscle
fugitive
nazi
prowler
cad
buccaneer
heel
rotter
blackguard
larcenist
bounder
lowlife
pickpocket
hijacker
vagabond
footpad
pincher
blighter
corsair
cur
scrote
rustler
spalpeen
dacoit
wastrel
monstrosity
picaro
safecracker
picaroon
bad news
black sheep
no-good
problem child
wrong 'un
nasty piece of work
steamer
forager
drummer
cardsharper
stickup
despoiler
grafter
sandbagger
fence
cattle thief
second-story worker
sneak thief
cat burglar
second-story operator
holdup artist
second-story man
more ❯
Noun
▲
Obstruction
blinder
obstruction
blindfold
flab
hood
shade
Noun
▲
Pursuit of an advantage by appearing to be willing to risk a dangerous policy rather than concede a point
brinkmanship
bluffing
bluster
manoeuvring
UK
maneuvering
US
politicking
politics
strategy
tactics
Verb
▲
To deceive or fool someone
deceive
fool
trick
mislead
dupe
hoodwink
delude
con
hoax
beguile
bamboozle
misguide
sucker
misinform
cozen
snooker
gull
gaff
hornswoggle
humbug
have
snow
spoof
gammon
buffalo
juggle
cheat
burn
catch
defraud
scam
kid
betray
illude
bunco
jive
sham
blag
shuck
take in
have on
string along
fake out
double-cross
lie to
suck in
put one over on
pull the wool over someone's eyes
psych out
swindle
bilk
take for a ride
pull a fast one on
diddle
sting
rook
shaft
rip off
pull a swifty on
do
stiff
lead on
outwit
pull one's leg
lead up the garden path
do a number on
flimflam
victimize
US
lead down the garden path
victimise
UK
mulct
entrap
inveigle
euchre
finagle
fleece
fiddle
swizzle
ensnare
chicane
outfox
sharp
take advantage of
sell a pup to
take to the cleaners
befool
manipulate
disinform
jockey
screw
overreach
outmanoeuvre
UK
rope in
fake
put on
sell
outmaneuver
US
misdirect
give someone a bum steer
hose
misstate
prevaricate
seduce
skin
bait
misrepresent
lie
finesse
pervert
exploit
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
play
hustle
impose on
mousetrap
lead astray
make a fool of
wangle
set up
pull wires
pull strings
juke
stick
chisel
ream
shortchange
doublespeak
contrive
propagandize
US
distort
fabricate
caboodle
propagandise
UK
beat
trap
rig
goldbrick
cover up
double-talk
play for a sucker
one-up
four-flush
catch out
fix
stitch up
put on an act
put on false front
throw dust in someone's eyes
give wrong information to
play games
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
do the dirty on
lead up garden path
wrong steer
play trick on
put up smoke screen
bait and switch
double deal
deke
use
pull in
fudge
bunk
fox
lull
bewilder
thwart
wind up
entangle
enmesh
frame
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
bleed
play a practical joke on
sway
take
squeeze
stump
outsmart
play a trick on
short
impress
play games with
play-act
give the wrong impression
skunk
flam
trifle
dally
pull a fast one
run a game on
bias
toy
chouse
sell a pup
get the better of
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
wanton
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
throw
gaslight
play for a fool
pull wool over
hocus-pocus
circumvent
hook
falsify
clip
rob
disappoint
cuckold
gouge
twist around your little finger
stage-manage
play away
cross up
step out
take for a fool
shake down
do in
play joke on
take to cleaners
beat out of
pull fast one
hand a line
take for ride
two-time
toy with
dally with
play with
trifle with
make use of
play fast and loose with
give the runaround
send on a wild-goose chase
arrange
baffle
fail
backstab
cross
pull
let down
break faith with
sell down the river
sell out
be disloyal to
split
play someone false
be unfaithful to
stab in the back
machinate
swing
connive
conspire
plot
work
influence
bring off
collude
lobby
jerk around
operate
angle
lure
sandbag
milk
embezzle
wheedle
gazump
entice
tempt
outslick
outthink
steal
cajole
decoy
overcharge
short-change
allure
double-deal
confuse
coax
outdo
swizz
outjockey
outplay
rush
defeat
top
outguess
sell a bill of goods
steal a march on
do out of
outgeneral
cap
goose
worst
jip
screw over
balk
US
end run
figure out
sell a bill of goods to
persuade
induce
solicit
soak
trim
pilfer
plunder
baulk
UK
steer
out-think
give the shaft
be cleverer than
run rings round
mistreat
abuse
do someone in the eye
be unfaithful
make rings round
go back on
be disloyal
prey on
corrupt
duck
weasel
dodge
lead off
deprive
troll
do someone dirty
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
slip something over on
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
be untrue to
pigeon
bilk of
extort
frustrate
ruin
foil
heist
filch
outperform
despoil
put something over on
trip up
give away
rat on
welsh
be sold a pup
play dirty
rip-off
butty
draw
catfish
poke borack
bleed dry
do number on
sucker into
invite
be a Judas to
go one better than
put one over
put someone up to something
sweet-talk
bribe
penalise
UK
punish
penalize
US
fine
forfeit
snare
come on to
doublecross
sweep off feet
fascinate
distract
toll
ensorcell
tout
shill
wile
make a monkey of
make a monkey out of
make somebody look an idiot
come on
ingratiate
pressure
press
desert
pool
attack
implicate
involve
be dishonest
talk into
incriminate
turn traitor
commit treason
pimp on
break promise
play Judas
embroil
embrangle
lirt
crib
blench
rogue
belirt
broil
mire
engage
capitalize on
misuse
profit from
step on
walk all over
play on
take liberties with
cash in on
maltreat
ill-use
leverage
control
target
use for one's own ends
take out
fast talk
give bum steer
break the rules
mess around
fit up
lay a trap for
best
more ❯
“He is trying to
bluff
the people of the city of Boston and the members of this Council, in every way, shape and manner.”
Verb
▲
To try to deceive someone as to one's abilities or intentions
feign
fake
sham
simulate
pretend
affect
dissemble
counterfeit
act
assume
profess
masquerade
pose
dissimulate
posture
lie
kid
hoax
put on
pass for
put on an act
put it on
pass off as
imitate
play-act
put up a front
disguise
make believe
make like
playact
play
play possum
put on a front
put on a false front
give the appearance of
make a pretence of
go through the motions of
mask
veil
impersonate
cloak
hide
conceal
deceive
falsify
fabricate
camouflage
ape
invent
make-believe
dress up
go through the motions
make a show of
mimic
obscure
adopt
suppress
whitewash
mislead
do
cheat
make out
front
malinger
let on
misrepresent
be dishonest
act like
do like
four-flush
cover up
play at
fake it
shuck and jive
hide one's feelings
put up a smoke screen
let on like
do a bit
make as if
act out
play the part
mock
posture as
seem to be
contrive
strike
pull
beard
pretend to be
purport
profess to have
pretend to have
swing the lead
put up a front of
aspire to
make out like
lay it on thick
take on
make a show
make a pretense
present a false face
present a false front
pass off
make up
ham
play to the gallery
put on a pretense
claim falsely
fake out
pass oneself off as
be deceitful
be hypocritical
fool
ditto
delude
forge
mimeo
defraud
devise
act as though
act as if
minimize
US
downplay
veneer
varnish
mess
screen
sugarcoat
airbrush
secrete
extenuate
reproduce
go like
minimise
UK
put on airs
sweep under the carpet
keep dark
keep secret
be dishonest about
soft-pedal
de-emphasize
keep quiet about
hush up
sweep under the rug
keep a lid on
draw a veil over
resemble
lift
parrot
mirror
pirate
feature
copy
prevaricate
suggest
borrow
create
exaggerate
steal
phoney
UK
favour
UK
phony
US
equivocate
crib
concoct
favor
US
fence
phony up
give appearance of
put on a false display
put on act
make show of
do a take-off
take off
knock off
conjure up
gloss over
mock up
stonewall
shroud
doublespeak
cover
pussyfoot
double-talk
mime
echo
emulate
follow
repeat
parody
copycat
portray
spoof
duplicate
represent
personate
trump up
caricature
burlesque
clone
recreate
fib
travesty
replicate
embody
plagiarize
US
personify
misstate
hatch
pose as
Xerox
plagiarise
UK
monkey
masquerade as
send up
profess to be
tell untruth
make a copy of
make a replica of
follow the example of
follow suit
tell a white lie
do an impression of
create out of thin air
claim
scheme
orchestrate
dream up
construct
manufacture
design
stage
exhibit
assume the role of
affect the role of
reduplicate
fudge
display
render
dupe
carbon
develop
assume the role
stat
manifold
Photostat
trace
photocopy
match
ham it up
satirize
US
show
become
model
epitomize
US
parallel
lay on
reflect
depict
typify
epitomise
UK
incarnate
reiterate
lampoon
come to have
double as
turn into
reprint
follow example
image
double
behave like
perform
take leaf out of book
guy
attitudinize
take as an example
rip off
take after
take as a model
copy fraudulently
model yourself on
follow in the footsteps of
take as a pattern
follow in someone's steps
pattern yourself after
pattern oneself on
be inspired by
take a leaf out of someone's book
take as a role model
enact
hoke
satirise
UK
carbon copy
disguise as
make like a
disguise yourself
pass as
purport to be
assume the character of
represent oneself as
disguise oneself as
assume character
pass yourself off
act a part
fake being
take the part of
play a role
mask as
dramatize
US
characterize
US
strut
star
emote
mug
take part
play act
play gig
characterise
UK
play role
tread the boards
dramatise
UK
play part
more ❯
“Karl had learned how to
bluff
his way out of trouble by living on the streets.”
Verb
▲
To tell an untruth or falsehood
lie
fib
fabricate
prevaricate
dissimulate
deceive
delude
falsify
mislead
exaggerate
misrepresent
con
dissemble
equivocate
hoax
hoodwink
misinform
perjure
pretend
beguile
dupe
misguide
misspeak
misstate
trick
bull
distort
forswear
fudge
gaslight
misinstruct
overdraw
palter
pervert
snow
tell a falsehood
tell an untruth
be untruthful
concoct a story
depart from the truth
stretch the truth
string along
tell a lie
tell stories
bear false witness
be economical with the truth
be forsworn
break promise
commit perjury
fake it
forswear oneself
have on
make up a story
not speak the truth
not tell the truth
perjure oneself
put on the wrong track
say something untrue
tell untruths
throw off the scent
invent a story
make believe
put on
put up a front
send on a wild goose chase
tell a terminological inexactitude
lead astray
BS
tell a white lie
lack candor
lie through one's teeth
fake
trump up
invent
garble
bamboozle
jive
belie
forge
feign
phony up
take in
fool
pull the wool over someone's eyes
cover up
twist
snooker
cozen
sucker
warp
misinterpret
slant
gaff
hornswoggle
misreport
gull
have
cook
humbug
spoof
burn
gammon
promote
buffalo
juggle
colour
UK
misrelate
color
US
bend
catch
manipulate
suck in
put on an act
lead down the garden path
put a spin on
fake out
take for a ride
lead on
double-talk
concoct
simulate
hatch
tergiversate
dodge
hedge
pussyfoot
quibble
flannel
fence
sidestep
shuffle
cavil
evade
stall
tell untruth
temporize
US
make up
shilly-shally
be evasive
misdirect
beat about the bush
create out of thin air
alter
kid
disinform
doctor
temporise
UK
parry questions
dodge the issue
be vague
be non-committal
cheat
swindle
disguise
beg the question
change
doublespeak
bilk
bias
stall for time
duck the issue
hum and haw
scam
propagandize
US
defraud
misquote
give the wrong impression
adulterate
outwit
betray
mousetrap
propagandise
UK
beat around the bush
embroider
tamper with
skew
lie to
embellish
give wrong information to
lead up the garden path
four-flush
give someone a bum steer
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
spin a yarn
take out of context
put on false front
do a number on
quote out of context
bait and switch
angle
pull one's leg
tell lies
double-cross
put one over on
dream up
conjure up
phony
US
do
flimflam
devise
prejudice
phoney
UK
spin
swear falsely
lie under oath
deteriorate
interfere with
tinker with
whitewash
curve
misconstrue
counterfeit
hose
illude
inveigle
shaft
outfox
rook
bunk
plant
shovel
ensnare
victimize
US
overreach
entangle
enmesh
victimise
UK
caboodle
bait
impose on
debase
corrupt
massage
vitiate
rip off
pull a swifty on
lead up garden path
play trick on
pull a fast one on
rope in
waffle
fix
contravene
salt
dress up
contort
rig
fiddle
traverse
gloss
frame up
deacon
weasel
tell a fib
create fiction
speak with forked tongue
parry
stonewall
tell a little white lie
pull someone's leg
adumbrate
avoid the issue
cop out
pussyfoot around
hem and haw
tell white lie
mince matters
run around
mince words
pass the buck
cop a plea
cloud the issue
be ambiguous
subtilize
fudge the issue
sit on the fence
evade the issue
blow hot and cold
give run around
shuffle about
straddle the fence
duck the question
shift
vacillate
dither
sidestep the issue
put off
give a false colour to
strain
parody
conceal
travesty
cheese
blarney
blow smoke
give a false idea of
miscolor
cloak
pass off
beard
stretch
mask
mangle
build up
pirate
confuse
overstate
give a false account of
dress
puff
diddle
stiff
sting
fleece
finagle
mulct
screw
euchre
hustle
chisel
shortchange
entrap
beat
bunco
skin
take advantage of
bleed
chouse
stick
pluck
short
swizzle
take to the cleaners
ream
sharp
sell a pup to
squeeze
skunk
thimblerig
shake down
nobble
do in
seduce
chicane
exploit
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
sandbag
lure
milk
stitch up
make a fool of
befool
do the dirty on
sell
embezzle
juke
circumvent
fox
outsmart
trap
take
gazump
clip
double-deal
baffle
bewilder
entice
sell down the river
tempt
two-time
set up
pull a fast one
outslick
cross
goldbrick
outdo
wheedle
outjockey
rob
swizz
shuck
gouge
outthink
defeat
top
steal a march on
outguess
outgeneral
cap
goose
worst
jip
screw over
get the better of
sell a pup
end run
figure out
play someone false
be disloyal to
break faith with
be unfaithful to
fail
allure
let down
jockey
coax
cajole
hook
induce
pull
backstab
solicit
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
thwart
catch out
cuckold
decoy
outplay
disappoint
trim
step out
jerk around
sell out
play away
steer
play for a sucker
double deal
pull fast one
out-think
frame
run rings round
stab in the back
throw dust in someone's eyes
do out of
be cleverer than
make rings round
run a game on
do someone in the eye
sell a bill of goods to
lead off
troll
do someone dirty
deke
sham
slip something over on
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
blag
stump
finesse
pull in
play
use
lull
psych out
pilfer
outperform
throw
overcharge
cross up
take for a fool
frustrate
ruin
foil
sway
contrive
play dirty
take to cleaners
play joke on
beat out of
take for ride
play a trick on
make a sucker of
poke borack
dally
trifle
play-act
wangle
impress
catfish
toy
bilk of
extort
steal
wanton
split
bleed dry
pull wool over
wind up
do number on
sucker into
butty
go one better than
flam
hand a line
play for a fool
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
hocus-pocus
rush
play a practical joke on
lirt
crib
blench
rogue
belirt
be sold a pup
sell a bill of goods
persuade
play games with
sweet-talk
toy with
trifle with
dally with
play with
make use of
short-change
play fast and loose with
give the runaround
send on a wild-goose chase
take out
fast talk
give bum steer
break the rules
give the shaft
snare
play games
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
twist around your little finger
draw
fascinate
distract
come on
toll
ensorcell
tout
shill
wile
make a monkey of
make a monkey out of
make somebody look an idiot
be unfaithful
invite
be disloyal
be dishonest
go back on
bribe
come on to
sweep off feet
best
more ❯
Verb
▲
Pretend to be dead
play possum
act possum
pretend to sleep
put up a bluff
roll over and play dead
Adjective
▲
Direct or forthright in speech or behavior
straightforward
frank
honest
open
candid
forthright
direct
outspoken
upfront
unequivocal
sincere
plain-spoken
no-nonsense
straight from the shoulder
speaking as one finds
to the point
not afraid to call a spade a spade
blunt
plain
straight
downright
unreserved
plainspoken
explicit
forthcoming
unambiguous
up-front
truthful
free-spoken
uninhibited
unguarded
openhearted
freehearted
bald
matter-of-fact
out-front
round
foursquare
undiplomatic
up front
ingenuous
free
real
clear
unqualified
categorical
undisguised
straight-talking
tactless
straight to the point
point blank
genuine
outright
guileless
unvarnished
artless
point-blank
unfiltered
unconcealed
talking turkey
straight-shooting
call a spade a spade
not beating around the bush
from the hip
like it is
man-to-man
plain-speaking
forward
specific
express
unprejudiced
unbiased
no lie
speaking straight from the shoulder
unpretended
frontal
aboveboard
parrhesiastic
vociferous
brusque
unevasive
unceremonious
vocal
undissembling
right up front
abrupt
opinionated
strident
square
unreticent
telling it like it is
no beating around the bush
straight-from-the-shoulder
laying it on the line
calling spade a spade
natural
brutal
unrestricted
brazen
naive
easy
unsparing
apparent
familiar
lay it on the line
flat-out
bare-faced
on the level
warts and all
saying what one thinks
heart-to-heart
transparent
simple
true
realistic
innocent
unmistakable
stark
unfeigned
patent
unrestrained
unembellished
blatant
bold
clear-cut
naked
trustworthy
unadorned
unpretending
harsh
distinct
upright
barefaced
true to life
open-and-shut
crystal clear
on the up and up
bare
straight-out
unexaggerated
undissembled
overt
unaffected
unpretentious
manifest
fair
scrupulous
kosher
dinkum
nonambiguous
raw
obvious
lucid
luculent
palpable
veracious
not beating about the bush
unstudied
legit
reliable
literal
certain
just
unveiled
definite
incontrovertible
righteous
above board
decisive
unambivalent
evident
indisputable
exact
definitive
legal
legitimate
lawful
unstinting
precise
brutally honest
complete
meaning what one says
pellucid
perspicuous
childlike
ringing
luminous
undisputable
well defined
unblurred
understandable
broad
pulling no punches
calling a spade a spade
straight-arrow
self-evident
cut-and-dried
bright-line
no holds barred
open and shut
bald-faced
black-and-white
gritty
cavalier
authentic
indiscreet
communicative
accountable
succinct
unconstrained
demonstrative
unsophisticated
visible
insensitive
impolitic
basic
off-the-record
unmodified
free-speaking
undesigning
rude
glaring
flat
positive
unhypocritical
naïve
unartificial
unartful
curt
decided
open-hearted
flagrant
intolerant
avowed
grim
severe
heartless
total
not pulling any punches
well-defined
spelled out
licit
pukka
no fooling
down-to-earth
unashamed
pretenseless
level
right on
correct
straight from shoulder
regular
for real
out-and-out
by the book
fair and square
without airs
two-fisted
simple-minded
plain-dealing
on the square
right-on
honest-to-goodness
square-shooting
laid on the line
truth-telling
true-blue
proper
believable
veritable
ethical
crisp
honourable
UK
trusty
dependable
honorable
US
unpolished
trenchant
uncompromising
reputable
upstanding
good
clamorous
noisy
moral
virtuous
principled
decent
insistent
forceful
enthusiastic
vehement
vigorous
loud
zealous
expressive
articulate
keen
emphatic
hard-hitting
eloquent
brief and to the point
not mincing one's words
speaking one's mind
facile
fluent
smooth-spoken
glib
raucous
voluble
venting
stentorian
undeniable
comprehensible
univocal
uncontestable
intelligible
lucent
limpid
crystal
no catch
easily understood
black and white
no strings attached
no fine print
crystal-clear
nailed-on
no ifs ands or buts
straight out
clearly expressed
more ❯
“His impetuous nature had tended to make him rather abrupt and
bluff
in speech.”
Adjective
▲
Rather rude or ill-natured in speech or manner
blunt
abrupt
curt
brusque
short
unceremonious
rude
crusty
gruff
downright
brusk
terse
snippy
rough
tart
snippety
tactless
barefaced
blustering
short-spoken
impolite
uncivil
discourteous
sharp
snappy
churlish
offhand
ungracious
brief
surly
snappish
crude
harsh
unmannerly
brisk
undiplomatic
impetuous
caustic
impatient
no-nonsense
off
abrasive
bad-tempered
cavalier
ill-tempered
direct
crisp
short-tempered
tetchy
matter-of-fact
insensitive
thoughtless
indelicate
peremptory
outspoken
impertinent
plain-spoken
testy
pointed
brutal
imperious
dusty
irascible
unfriendly
callous
sarcastic
petulant
perfunctory
dismissive
breviloquent
vinegary
inelegant
graceless
grumpy
sharp-tongued
bad-mannered
ill-mannered
monosyllabic
crabbed
to the point
bearish
sullen
ill-natured
out of sorts
not afraid to call a spade a spade
crotchety
crabby
grouchy
sour
cross
offish
ill-humoured
UK
angry
ill-humored
US
boorish
nasty
morose
saturnine
boisterous
truculent
pithy
laconic
inconsiderate
disrespectful
unfeeling
uncaring
frank
unkind
unsympathetic
hurtful
uncharitable
unladylike
impolitic
cruel
uncivilized
US
unconsiderate
ungentlemanly
uncivilised
UK
speaking as one finds
uncalled for
calling a spade a spade
unmannered
ill-bred
unhandsome
insolent
impudent
insulting
uncalled-for
uncouth
offensive
ungallant
derogatory
uncomplimentary
disparaging
unrefined
contumelious
unchivalrous
oafish
fresh
flip
mannerless
ignorant
unpleasant
smart-alecky
crass
abusive
decisive
acerbic
presumptuous
scathing
businesslike
audacious
bitter
cheeky
vulgar
clipped
disdainful
malapert
ungenteel
underbred
inaffable
brash
coarse
loutish
gauche
hostile
vigorous
disagreeable
bald
unpolished
uncultured
gross
inhospitable
unfortunate
upfront
obloquious
derisive
foul
arrogant
pulling no punches
belittling
degrading
violent
berating
scurrilous
pejorative
reproachful
obnoxious
reviling
denigratory
defamatory
cocky
disgracious
indecorous
mouthy
brazen
smart alecky
lippy
overbearing
yokelish
ungraceful
out-of-line
intrusive
bounderish
insubordinate
vituperative
vituperatory
calumniating
contemptuous
straight from the shoulder
unthinking
not beating about the bush
not mincing one's words
speaking one's mind
careless
intolerant
unconcerned
unmindful
unthoughtful
heedless
indiscreet
incautious
unfair
heartless
hasty
reckless
sassy
cutting
biting
rustic
sardonic
mordant
inurbane
barbed
uncourteous
trenchant
acid
satirical
acrimonious
acidulous
snarky
corrosive
satiric
pungent
acerb
stinging
acrid
scalding
venomous
acidic
incisive
vicious
spiteful
astringent
keen
critical
piercing
wounding
dry
smart-aleck
acetose
smart-mouthed
disapproving
more ❯
“Owing to his
bluff
manner, he was never very popular with the young people.”
Adjective
▲
So steep as to be almost vertical
steep
sheer
precipitous
abrupt
sharp
vertical
perpendicular
vertiginous
bold
acclivitous
declivitous
acclivous
dizzy
scarped
erect
hilly
straight-up
brant
craggy
arduous
acute
high
dizzying
lofty
falling sharply
precipitate
upright
sideling
very steep
bolt upright
at right angles
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Lacking sophistication or refinement
rough
unrefined
coarse
rude
uncouth
crude
loutish
uncultured
churlish
ungracious
blunt
brusque
curt
impolite
vulgar
boorish
crass
discourteous
ill-bred
tough
uncivil
brutal
brutish
dour
foul
hard
ill-mannered
indecent
indecorous
indelicate
lewd
oafish
obscene
offensive
profane
ribald
severe
uncultivated
unmannerly
unpolished
austere
bawdy
bearish
dirty
fierce
filthy
forbidding
grim
gross
inconsiderate
inelegant
roughcast
rugged
stern
stiff
vulgarian
bad-mannered
cruel
gruff
harsh
inhuman
intimidating
louring
mean
stark
steely
untutored
artless
bitter
common
flinty
foul-mouthed
hardhanded
heavy
improper
insensible
loud
lowbred
lowbrow
onerous
oppressive
tasteless
unceremonious
ungentle
incult
lowering
murderous
raffish
roughneck
ungentlemanly
unladylike
low
unsophisticated
uncivilized
US
rough-hewn
illiberal
uncivilised
UK
graceless
barbaric
raw
philistine
barbarous
primitive
barbarian
savage
uneducated
unmannered
raunchy
rustic
tactless
yobbish
Neanderthal
unseemly
wild
smutty
clumsy
blue
thuggish
earthy
ignorant
natural
awkward
cloddish
disrespectful
pornographic
impertinent
ungraceful
impure
heathen
thoughtless
heathenish
gauche
Neandertal
mannerless
ungallant
X-rated
suggestive
slobbish
clownish
off-colour
UK
salacious
classless
off-color
US
indiscreet
provincial
uncalled-for
brash
saucy
trashy
inappropriate
gutter
clodhopping
off colour
unprintable
locker-room
fruity
nasty
wanton
undiplomatic
adult
lascivious
unsubtle
inept
naughty
near the knuckle
unhandsome
hick
gawky
impudent
unfriendly
porny
stag
blundering
racy
plebby
unsavoury
UK
maladroit
insolent
risqué
unsavory
US
ungainly
cheap
grave
bungling
serious
unsmiling
spicy
immoral
disgracious
gamy
insulting
unchivalrous
sullen
abusive
rash
illiterate
stony
inurbane
untactful
benighted
vicious
plebeian
shameless
Rabelaisian
craggy
loud-mouthed
lumpish
hooligan
in bad taste
steamy
simple
lumpen
swinish
cold
audacious
insensitive
broad
callous
ungenteel
cheeky
lubberly
sober
backwoods
unacceptable
unworldly
surly
untamed
aloof
disapproving
sombre
UK
somber
US
frowning
vile
hasty
fresh
outlandish
ocker
unpoised
immodest
sharp
base
frigid
icy
frosty
stilted
unbecoming
badly behaved
in poor taste
titillating
prurient
licentious
ungodly
malodorous
porn
porno
sordid
hard-core
hardcore
scurrilous
scatological
nudge-nudge
scatologic
lacking in social graces
stolid
roughhewn
ferocious
hillbilly
solemn
parochial
gritty
derogatory
unsuitable
rowdy
ornery
cantankerous
unlettered
beastly
native
spartan
bestial
imprudent
lumbering
stupid
disagreeable
unbefitting
nonliterate
lippy
unpolitic
injudicious
presumptuous
wooden
uncomfortable
uneasy
disgusting
incorrect
untoward
inapt
non-literate
contumelious
underbred
malapert
impolitic
unfitting
mean-looking
countrified
unsympathetic
undignified
unfeeling
unfit
low-down-and-dirty
unrestrained
rustical
glowering
menacing
low-down
rough-and-tumble
low-minded
rank
offhand
perverse
inapposite
incongruous
unhappy
amiss
unapt
infelicitous
malapropos
wrong
outrageous
unpleasant
ill-advised
heavy-handed
unworthy
corrupt
off
short
discreditable
wicked
low-bred
poor
flip
strait-laced
sleazy
explicit
grim-faced
out of keeping
crabbed
distasteful
tacky
skin
abrupt
soft-core
carnal
near the bone
salty
overbearing
voluptuous
fleshly
sensual
close to the bone
like a bull in a china shop
out-of-line
in a state of nature
socially unsure
socially inept
socially awkward
unfinished
basic
obnoxious
obtuse
homespun
agrestic
boisterous
misbehaved
ill-behaved
large
troglodytic
unscrupulous
trailer-park
ferine
fell
truculent
feral
undomesticated
sketchy
rough-and-ready
doltish
bullying
rough and ready
nescient
sexy
erotic
rollicking
roisterous
ungentlemanlike
sickening
backward
immature
hoonish
dense
earnest
gawkish
blockish
dorky
shoddy
revolting
unconscionable
uncontrolled
morose
sour
tart
unwise
inadvisable
arousing
beyond the pale
dozy
corn-fed
unapproachable
lusty
bad
sooty
common as muck
exploitative
corrupting
gloomy
dismal
ill-suited
unsuited
jungli
robust
pert
brassy
nauseating
gaudy
unthinking
unperceptive
unenlightened
undeveloped
uninhabited
offish
mature
tight-lipped
dreary
undecorous
ridiculous
shocking
foulmouthed
disparaging
bizarre
baseborn
uncommunicative
poker-faced
juicy
fast
libertine
evil-minded
orgiastic
bodily
incontinent
aboriginal
arrogant
irritable
hideous
unclassy
purple
careless
rogue
devilish
uncharitable
ape-like
sick
gruesome
cocky
clunky
gangling
low-born
ordinary
unfashionable
uncomplimentary
low-down and dirty
sly
scabrous
off-colored
out of line
gamey
rascally
straightforward
precipitate
mouthy
smart alecky
smart-alecky
brazen
inexpert
unskilful
untimely
lacking in propriety
unfair
unworthy of
undue
unlovely
uncomely
unseasonable
debased
inaffable
insubordinate
disdainful
lustful
concupiscent
intrusive
yokelish
bounderish
peremptory
corporeal
sexual
taboo
in the gutter
melancholic
hard-faced
dejected
saturnine
glum
bleak
stringent
ugly
sulky
lecherous
repulsive
profligate
with two left feet
ignoble
questionable
scandalous
malicious
rakish
libidinous
threatening
randy
odious
fiery
disreputable
unclean
colourful
UK
mucky
grubby
grimy
unchaste
colorful
US
unvirtuous
pitiless
fearsome
out of place
fiendish
frightful
frightening
cutthroat
hellish
horrible
distant
venomous
formal
reserved
shameful
tawdry
ruffian
chilly
unemotional
stuffy
remote
out of the way
reprehensible
wrongful
unconventional
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