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double-cross
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Verb
To be unfaithful or disloyal to
To gain an advantage over or deprive of something by using unfair or deceitful methods
To be unfaithful or disloyal to
To cause to fail
Noun
The act or fact of violating the trust or confidence of another
The practice of deception
A secret agreement for an illegal purpose
A fraudulent deal
Sly or cunning intelligence
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Verb
▲
To be unfaithful or disloyal to
betray
two-time
cheat
defraud
mislead
trick
hoodwink
swindle
deceive
backstab
cross
fail
sting
cozen
let down
beguile
bluff
con
dupe
four-flush
humbug
illude
juggle
play false
scam
sell
sell out
split
be disloyal to
be unfaithful to
break faith with
stitch up
double deal
take in
do the dirty on
stab in the back
sell down the river
denounce
inform against
shop
finger
give away
inform on
abandon
grass on
job
play someone false
pool
turn traitor
delate
desert
dob in
forsake
jilt
peach on
rat on
sell the pass
shelf
split on
squeak on
squeal on
be a Judas to
delude
dob on
grass
grass up
knife
pimp on
rat out
sneak on
blow the whistle on
break with
give someone a Judas kiss
stab someone in the back
be disloyal
be treacherous to
be unfaithful
bite the hand that feeds one
break faith
break promise
break trust
commit treason
deliver up
drop a dime on
drop the dime on
give up
hand over
play Judas
turn in
turn informer
blow the whistle
go back on
point the bone at
put the finger on
turn state's evidence
walk out on
bite the hand that feeds you
inform
squeak
squeal
incriminate
inculpate
report
snitch
blab
rat
tell
nark
peach
clype
dob
fink
pimp
sing
sneak
talk
spill the beans
tell on
tell tales about
tell the authorities about
tell the police about
turn King's evidence
turn Queen's evidence
do someone dirty
sell someone out
backbite
slander
smear
attack indirectly
be untrue to
disappoint
attack
doublecross
wound
sell one's soul
more ❯
“The informant had a plan of
double-crossing
us from the beginning, and sold us out to some civilian from this area.”
Verb
▲
To gain an advantage over or deprive of something by using unfair or deceitful methods
cheat
con
deceive
defraud
swindle
fleece
trick
do
dupe
stiff
sting
victimise
UK
victimize
US
diddle
bamboozle
bilk
gull
hoodwink
rip off
skin
finagle
flimflam
gyp
rook
cozen
exploit
fool
shaft
short-change
sucker
hoax
mislead
rob
beguile
gouge
have
mulct
screw
beat
bleed
chicane
chisel
chouse
euchre
fiddle
fudge
gaff
goldbrick
hose
hustle
nobble
pluck
ream
rush
short
shortchange
skunk
snooker
squeeze
stick
take advantage of
thimblerig
illude
scam
sell
stitch up
take in
belirt
blench
bunco
burn
caboodle
crib
cross
delude
do in
double-deal
lirt
milk
rogue
sandbag
shake down
shuck
snow
take
trim
put one over on
fast talk
jerk around
lead up the garden path
pull a swifty on
rope in
sell down the river
take for a ride
take out
break the rules
give bum steer
give someone a bum steer
pull one's leg
do a number on
pull a fast one on
outwit
ensnare
entrap
misguide
inveigle
seduce
betray
kid
lead on
hornswoggle
swizzle
bluff
buffalo
catch
gammon
humbug
juggle
misinform
spoof
sharp
circumvent
clip
cuckold
disappoint
fake
fake out
falsify
have on
hook
lead someone on
string along
suck in
cross up
impose upon
lie to
play away
put on
sell a pup to
step out
take for
take to the cleaners
beat out of
play joke on
pull fast one
take for ride
take to cleaners
pull the wool over someone's eyes
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
thwart
catch out
stump
do the dirty on
baffle
dust
overreach
pull something
pull the wool over somebody's eyes
rifle
steal
overcharge
plunder
soak
despoil
shear
strip
sell a pup
run a game on
sell a bill of goods
take somebody for a ride
trap
have someone on
take someone in
disinform
hocus-pocus
jive
throw
double deal
set up
pull wool over
play for a fool
bully
abuse
harass
persecute
hound
maltreat
mistreat
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
torment
torture
discriminate against
hassle
ill-treat
lean on
needle
pick on
push around
demonise
UK
demonize
US
immolate
oppress
pigeon
use
get at
have it in for
prey on
punish unfairly
be down on
have a down on
stack the deck
give a hard time
give someone a hard time
have your knife into
make things hot for someone
sell a bill of goods to
embezzle
foil
pilfer
sucker into
do number on
do out of
take to the cleaner's
do someone in the eye
appropriate
cop
filch
heist
lift
nab
pinch
ransack
relieve
swipe
thieve
impose on
attract
charm
enchant
entice
entrance
lure
tempt
bewitch
blind
captivate
dazzle
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
spellbind
woo
win over
soft-soap
sweet-talk
allure
bait
decoy
solicit
befool
butter up
finesse
jockey
manipulate
play
shave
play for a sucker
make a fool of
fox
juke
outfox
play-act
play a trick on
sell someone down the river
sell out
stab in the back
get the better of
make a sucker of
pull a fast one
lead one down the garden path
pull the wool over one's eyes
mousetrap
play trick on
lead up garden path
two-time
backstab
be dishonest
be disloyal
be unfaithful
go back on
screw over
frustrate
ruin
sell someone a pup
fail
dissatisfy
upset
anger
discourage
annoy
dispirit
disaffect
disconcert
dumbfound
vex
disgruntle
disillusion
depress
displease
dishearten
sadden
aggrieve
dismay
disenchant
disquiet
irritate
chagrin
discontent
exasperate
break one's word
break your word
let down
break faith with
fail to satisfy
fall short of expectations
play someone false
swizz
gazump
cajole
coax
wheedle
misdirect
lead astray
bunk
distort
enmesh
entangle
fabricate
lie
misrepresent
pervert
throw off the scent
give the wrong impression
give wrong information to
pull wool over eyes
put on the wrong track
send on a wild goose chase
take someone for a ride
play dirty
bend the rules
hit below the belt
pull something funny
stack the cards
stretch the rules
mock
defeat
defy
belie
disobey
elude
rebel against
challenge
pretend
feign
sham
blag
pass off
psych out
alter
doctor
fix
change
disguise
massage
misstate
modify
rig
manoeuvre
UK
change round
conjure
maneuver
US
prestidigitate
rearrange
shuffle
tamper with
cook the books
perform magic
four-flush
lead down the garden path
rip someone off
bilk of
extort
frame
put one over on someone
be sold a pup
pull a fast one on someone
outsmart
flam
contrive
sway
impress
wangle
bias
play games
pull strings
pull wires
stage-manage
twist around your little finger
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be unfaithful or disloyal to
cross
oppose
hinder
obstruct
resist
block
deny
foil
frustrate
impede
thwart
defy
hamper
backstab
betray
check
contradict
two-time
controvert
gainsay
annoy
argue with
backtalk
bollix
buck
circumvent
crab
cramp
crimp
flummox
interfere
interfere with
quarrel with
sell
sell out
snafu
stonewall
stump
stymie
vie
stand up to
take issue with
foul up
louse up
take a stand against
take on
knock props out
put up a fight against
fly in the face of
have bone to pick
stab in the back
take wind out of sails
Verb
▲
To cause to fail
thwart
foil
frustrate
snooker
baffle
balk
US
baulk
UK
check
defeat
derail
forestall
hinder
impede
obstruct
oppose
prevent
smash
stop
stymie
block
hamper
beat
checkmate
dash
discomfit
nobble
outwit
scotch
scupper
bilk
circumvent
confuse
counter
crab
cramp
crimp
cross
curb
disappoint
ditch
dodge
duck
match
pit
queer
restrain
root
ruin
skin
snafu
spoil
trammel
traverse
upset
do for
cook someone's goose
foul up
hold up
louse up
play off
put paid to
stand in the way of
take down
upset the apple cart
give the slip
put the kibosh on
put the mockers on
put the stopper on
put a stop to
take wind out of
upset one's apple cart
put a spoke in someone's wheel
Noun
▲
The act or fact of violating the trust or confidence of another
backstabbing
betrayal
business
disloyalty
faithlessness
falseness
falsity
infidelity
perfidy
sellout
treachery
treason
two-timing
unfaithfulness
con
deception
swindle
trick
stab in the back
double-dealing
duplicity
sell-out
perfidiousness
trickery
bad faith
false-heartedness
inconstancy
Judas kiss
dishonesty
double cross
double-crossing
giveaway
let-down
treacherousness
breach of faith
Punic faith
breach of trust
trahison des clercs
back-stabbing
deceit
deceitfulness
untrustworthiness
bunco
corruption
disaffection
dodge
fake
flimflam
grift
gyp
put-on
racket
recreancy
scam
sedition
spoof
whitewash
dirty dealing
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty work
fast shuffle
shell game
skin game
sweet talk
lying
scepticism
UK
skepticism
US
apostasy
co-optation
co-option
fickleness
disbelief
doubt
fraud
lese-majesty
mutiny
subversion
traitorousness
crime
lèse majesté
rebellion
revolt
revolutionary
seditiousness
high treason
seditious act
unreliability
adultery
dissidence
hollow-heartedness
untrueness
violation
subversive activity
betrayal of trust
breaking of faith
cheating
cuckoldry
unchastity
affair
extramarital relations
amour
intrigue
liaison
misconduct
extramarital sex
fornication
hanky-panky
fooling around
lewdness
playing around
playing the field
a bit on the side
two-facedness
more ❯
Noun
▲
The practice of deception
trickery
hanky-panky
skulduggery
chicanery
jiggery-pokery
legerdemain
pretence
UK
subterfuge
cheating
craft
craftiness
cunning
deceit
deception
deviousness
dishonesty
double-dealing
duplicity
fraud
guile
intrigue
swindling
artfulness
hokum
monkey business
slyness
sophistry
wiles
artifice
chicane
con
dissimulation
flimflam
fraudulence
funny business
gamesmanship
hoax
imposture
jugglery
kidology
shenanigans
skullduggery
underhandedness
wile
cheat
codology
dodge
dupery
fourberie
hocus-pocus
joke
management
pretense
US
quackery
razzle-dazzle
scam
sleight of hand
sting
stunt
sharp practice
fast shuffle
shell game
snow job
bait and switch
Noun
▲
A secret agreement for an illegal purpose
collusion
complicity
connivance
conspiracy
intrigue
deceit
secret understanding
agreement
approval
bunco
cahoots
collaboration
consent
craft
diddling
dodge
flam
flimflam
graft
guilt
guiltiness
gyp
involvement
knowledge
plot
plotting
racket
scam
scheme
scheming
skunk
sting
trick
whitewash
con game
fast shuffle
fradulent artifice
fraudulent artifice
shell game
bait and switch
bill of goods
Noun
▲
A fraudulent deal
scam
fraud
swindle
con
flimflam
hustle
gyp
racket
bunco
trick
bunko
diddle
fiddle
kite
ramp
shakedown
sting
twist
boondoggle
fraudulent scheme
grift
rort
blackmail
cheat
cheating
con trick
deceit
deception
dodge
double-dealing
extortion
hoax
hosing
rip-off
sham
shell game
confidence trick
con game
crooked deal
dirty pool
fast one
shady deal
snow job
sucker game
swizz
swizzle
bluff
canard
fastie
crime
dupe
graft
mockery
ploy
bit of sharp practice
confidence game
gold brick
take in
trickery
imposture
chicanery
exploitation
imposition
artifice
ruse
sharp practice
wile
knavery
roguery
embezzlement
fake
frame-up
scheme
sell
stealing
double cross
fast shuffle
more ❯
Noun
▲
Sly or cunning intelligence
guile
cunning
craft
craftiness
deceit
deception
wiliness
artfulness
artifice
duplicity
slyness
art
deviousness
canniness
foxiness
double-dealing
fraud
ingenuity
shrewdness
trickiness
chicanery
cunningness
guilefulness
maneuvers
US
manoeuvres
UK
ploys
ruses
schemes
stratagems
subterfuges
treachery
trickery
tricks
wiles
cageyness
caginess
cheating
cleverness
cozenage
crookedness
crookery
deceitfulness
deceptiveness
dishonesty
dissembling
dissimulation
dupery
fakery
gamesmanship
knavery
skulduggery
slickness
sneakiness
subtleness
subtlety
underhandedness
knavishness
management
astuteness
dissemblance
jive
run-around
ruse
sellout
sharp practice
dirty dealing
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty work
foul play
stab in the back
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