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Skills involved in carrying out one's work

A line of work involving making things by hand

The skill or strategy used in deceiving others

A vehicle designed for navigation in outer space

A vehicle designed for navigation in the air

A vehicle designed for navigation on water

A cunning ploy or trick with a particular goal or aim

The techniques involved in a particular task

A flat-bottomed boat used as a support for a temporary bridge

Woodcarving or art

An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure

To do or make, usually by hand and with skill

Of, or relating to the ancient world or former times

Associated with or participating in an activity, especially one of a questionable nature

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Noun

Skills involved in carrying out one's work

professionalism

artistic ability

resourcefulness

the right stuff

natural ability

specialization^US

specialisation^UK

knowing inside out

sleight of hand

hang of something

hand-eye coordination

eye-hand coordination

knowledgeableness

creative activity

body of knowledge

efficaciousness

appropriateness

constructiveness

acquaintanceship

competitiveness

innate knowledge

instrumentality

accomplishments

personal talent

making the grade

cutting the mustard

organisation^UK

organization^US

practical knowledge

physical ability

curriculum vitae

knowing way around

satisfactoriness

meritoriousness

commensurateness

redeeming feature

action capability

intestinal fortitude

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“He's got a bit of nous, craft, and guile when it comes to bouncing and throwing a ball into a hoop.”

Noun

A line of work involving making things by hand

line of business

what one is into

line of employment

field of expertise

line of country

commercial enterprise

area of interest

position of employment

source of income

means of support

source of revenue

bread and butter

means of livelihood

means of earning a living

specialization^US

specialisation^UK

sphere of activity

sphere of influence

area of activity

sphere of interest

employment status

area of responsibility

means of earning one's living

area of knowledge

vacant position

job opportunity

sphere of study

area of expertise

object of study

distinguishing feature

special project

object of attention

blood, sweat and tears

piece de resistance

field of concentration

blood, swear, and tears

person's calling

position in society

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“Naturally gifted with woodwork, he chose to pursue the craft of carpentry in his later years.”

Noun

The skill or strategy used in deceiving others

underhandedness

monkey business

every trick in the book

palace intrigue

unscrupulousness

untrustworthiness

smoke and mirrors

misrepresentation

ambidextrousness

treacherousness

bait and switch

misleading talk

misappropriation

double-crossing

dishonourableness

breach of trust

unprincipledness

questionableness

questionability

specious reasoning

artful argument

disingenuousness

unrepresentativeness

stab in the back

sleight of hand

secret understanding

fradulent artifice

fraudulent artifice

sanctimoniousness

trumped-up story

pharisaicalness

terminological inexactitude

piece of fiction

little white lie

alternative fact

departure from the truth

false profession

cock and bull story

flight of fancy

figment of the imagination

breach of faith

pretentiousness

lack of veracity

prestidigitation

false-heartedness

self-righteousness

duplicitousness

misbehaviour^UK

surreptitiousness

double entendre

quibbling routine

economy with the truth

conspiracy theory

superciliousness

self-satisfaction

telling stories

hypocritical talk

hypocritical behaviour

remarkable story

prepared speech

trahison des clercs

being two-faced

act of disloyalty

one for the birds

cock-and-bull story

act of treachery

beating about the bush

conjuring tricks

pussyfooting around

confidence trick

false information

bending of the truth

misleading information

crocodile tears

optical illusion

inaccurate news

media manipulation

propagandizing^US

ambiguous statement

demoralization^US

demoralisation^UK

conjuring trick

dishonest dealings

propagandising^UK

being on the take

finding a way round

disinformation campaign

lying under oath

wilful falsehood

giving false testimony

bearing false witness

deviation from the truth

disregard for the facts

bearing false testimony

forswearing oneself

false testimony

giving false evidence

false statement

making false statements

violation of an oath

affected superiority

double standard

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“He has now perfected his craft of deceiving people by pretending to be a Nigerian prince.”

Noun

A vehicle designed for navigation in outer space

“The craft will continue to orbit the planet for many years on end.”

Noun

A vehicle designed for navigation in the air

supersonic transport

“To be able to fly through these endless skies on a craft such as this, not even in my wildest dreams had I believed us to be capable of such a feat.”

Noun

A vehicle designed for navigation on water

gaff-rigged sailboat

passenger vessel

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“Its crew has been sailing for 20 days, taking in high drama on the high seas, on a craft that evokes images of Pirates of the Caribbean.”

Noun

A cunning ploy or trick with a particular goal or aim

confidence trick

monkey business

sleight of hand

course of action

misrepresentation

publicity device

eye-catching novelty

crocodile tears

smoke and mirrors

bait and switch

oldest trick in the book

confidence game

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Noun

The techniques involved in a particular task

Noun

A flat-bottomed boat used as a support for a temporary bridge

Noun

Woodcarving or art

Noun

An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure

leisure pursuit

amateur interest

leisure activity

leisure interest

favorite occupation

favourite occupation

pleasurable pastime

outdoor activity

special interest

favorite subject

bee in your bonnet

source of pleasure

favorite activity

viewing pleasure

beer and skittles

what floats one's boat

ton^US

rest and relaxation

secondary occupation

income supplement

secondary activity

second string to your bow

self-indulgence

lightheartedness

light-heartedness

mischievousness

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Verb

To do or make, usually by hand and with skill

strategize about

bring into existence

bring into being

conceptualize^US

conceptualise^UK

cobble together

revolutionize^US

revolutionise^UK

lay in provisions

make arrangements

lay the foundations of

be the mother of

be the father of

be in charge of

break new ground

make arrangements for

take the lead in

put something in place

cause to happen

be the inventor of

draw up a layout of

make a drawing of

draw up a plan of

make a representation of

start ball rolling on

make up off the top of one's head

be in the vanguard

get things rolling

start ball rolling

get ball rolling

make preparations for

have the bright idea of

be the brains behind

think on one's feet

make something appear

produce as if by magic

fly by the seat of one's pants

do off the top of your head

rely on your wits

intercommunicate

be responsible for

lick into shape

get off the ground

produce as by magic

lay the groundwork on

prepare the way for

take the lead on

set the ball rolling

show the way on

lay the groundwork for

go out in front

take the initiative in

make the first move

push the envelope

lead the way for

put heads together

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“The world's governments announced that they would craft a new global agreement.”

Adjective

Of, or relating to the ancient world or former times

backward-looking

behind the times

horse-and-buggy

of the old school

past your sell-by date

past its sell-by date

as old as the hills

horse and buggy

in period style

pleasantly old-fashioned

traditionalistic

ultraconservative

long-established

paleoconservative

archconservative

old as the hills

fallen into disuse

on its last legs

long in the tooth

anachronistical

well-established

no longer in use

out of commission

old as Methuselah

having seen better days

unsophisticated

no longer fashionable

no longer in fashion

not fashionable

tried and tested

becoming obsolete

consigned to oblivion

of an advanced age

advanced in years

going out of use

going out of fashion

not long for this world

past your prime

not as young as one used to be

not as young as one was

no spring chicken

down-at-the-heels

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Adjective

Associated with or participating in an activity, especially one of a questionable nature

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