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What is another word for
double-dealing
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Adjective
Dishonest or deceptive in nature
Treacherous or untrustworthy in nature
Characterized by a lack of sincerity
Not being what one claims to be
Showing or motivated by susceptibility to bribery
Noun
An act of dishonesty or deceit
An act of treachery or betrayal
The property of being sanctimonious
A manner or expression that hides one's true character or feelings
Verb
Present participle for cheat
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Adjective
▲
Dishonest or deceptive in nature
dishonest
deceitful
underhand
crooked
duplicitous
guileful
shady
tricky
fraudulent
shifty
deceptive
underhanded
wily
sneaky
bent
sharp
cheating
rogue
lying
fast
swindling
defrauding
unscrupulous
devious
treacherous
crafty
sly
cunning
dodgy
unprincipled
scheming
untrustworthy
dishonourable
UK
two-faced
false
artful
designing
dishonorable
US
slippery
corrupt
dubious
conniving
calculating
Janus-faced
unethical
slick
insincere
shrewd
foxy
disingenuous
insidious
subtle
shonky
disreputable
Machiavellian
untruthful
unfair
dissembling
two-timing
dirty
mendacious
furtive
deceiving
unreliable
perfidious
snide
immoral
illegal
slim
sneaking
roguish
cagey
hypocritical
questionable
unlawful
beguiling
misleading
astute
fishy
knavish
cagy
traitorous
hollow-hearted
criminal
cute
clever
undependable
indirect
double-crossing
intriguing
smart
delusive
fly-by-night
not to be trusted
suspicious
rascally
mean
nefarious
canny
fly
secretive
clandestine
dissimulating
snidey
stealthy
secret
fibbing
bluffing
unfaithful
truthless
oblique
iffy
plotting
double-faced
false-hearted
suspect
low
surreptitious
unsporting
seedy
illicit
unsportsmanlike
covert
amoral
unjust
sketchy
smooth
irresponsible
carny
murky
below the belt
evasive
elusive
not dependable
not to be depended on
fair-weather
nasty
base
hoodwinking
contemptible
villainous
low-down
faithless
recreant
perjured
manipulative
malfeasant
disloyal
contriving
scandalous
inglorious
dicey
Punic
unveracious
malicious
vulpine
errant
economical with the truth
dirty-dealing
mala fide
under the table
untrue
cloak-and-dagger
slimy
prevaricating
arch
trustless
ingenious
illusory
back-alley
unconscionable
captious
equivocating
astucious
wrong
delusory
subversive
left-handed
exploitative
evil
acute
iniquitous
spurious
counterfeit
shadowy
wicked
unctuous
paltering
bootleg
under the counter
bum
serpentine
resourceful
fallacious
bamboozling
potentially illegal
of dubious character
irregular
against the law
impish
mischievous
unsafe
fickle
untrusty
fink
knowing
dark
masterly
streetwise
conspiring
in bad faith
venal
heedful
observant
ambidextrous
corruptible
cynical
pawky
deviant
dangerous
sagacious
sinister
intentionally misleading
grafting
backbiting
untrusted
collusive
unhonest
expedient
opportunist
cutthroat
opportunistic
reprobate
buyable
not trustworthy
all talk and no action
salty
ornery
hostile
snaky
cowboy
unprofessional
not to be relied upon
mysterious
ruthless
suborned
sharp-witted
crazy like a fox
deep
greasy
heads-up
backstairs
scoundrelly
hidden
conspiratorial
shameless
veiled
shrouded
not straightforward
faking one out
obliquitous
hugger-mugger
playing politics
gimmicky
put on
playing games
hole-and-corner
incorrigible
feigned
unregenerate
wayward
uncandid
raffish
not candid
unfrank
not frank
terminologically inexact
not entirely truthful
forsworn
misrepresenting
misstating
committing perjury
perjurious
inventing
falsifying
despicable
vile
sordid
cheap
ignominious
squalid
rotten
beggarly
shameful
cowardly
ungentlemanly
shabby
foul
detestable
unpleasant
scurvy
paltry
worthless
execrable
illegitimate
wretched
sleazy
grubby
abject
inequitable
unsportsmanly
ignoble
currish
scungy
sorry
deplorable
lousy
scummy
lame
ratty
scabby
off-colour
UK
low-minded
off-color
US
ill-gotten
out of order
against the rules
not cricket
stinky
mean-spirited
savvy
intelligent
perceptive
quick-witted
discerning
wise
judicious
on the ball
quick
politic
street smart
street-smart
brilliant
skilful
UK
perspicacious
skillful
US
cautious
experienced
keen
brainy
suss
prudent
bright
insightful
sapient
inventive
argute
undercover
dexterous
US
private
dextrous
UK
underground
discriminating
stealth
privy
long-headed
sneak
careful
discreet
seasoned
adroit
heady
tactful
worldly
media-savvy
quick on the uptake
hush-hush
clear-sighted
clear-eyed
behind-the-scenes
imaginative
sensible
hardened
considerate
sensitive
fiendish
hardheaded
black
thoughtful
intuitive
deft
skulking
diplomatic
delicate
slinking
cloaked
hard-boiled
cluey
knowledgeable
aware
polite
incisive
courteous
razor-sharp
wary
gracious
whip-smart
having been around
tactical
worldly-wise
as sharp as a tack
penetrating
quick off the mark
sage
enlightened
circumspect
adept
gentle
nimble-witted
respectful
sympathetic
in the know
under wraps
foresighted
sub-rosa
not born yesterday
well-informed
softly-softly
kid-glove
leery
proficient
abusive
tricksy
wry
witted
colluding
exploitive
crazy like fox
piercing
caballing
perilous
ensnaring
backhanded
wormlike
alert
controlling
like a snake in the grass
profound
shrewdness
concealed
informed
masked
accurate
probing
farsighted
shark
calculated
inside
yellow
genius
disguised
cool
sly like a fox
creepy
uptown
mature
neat
shorthanded
downy
far-seeing
wised up
on the inside
catlike
enigmatic
catty
silent
feline
noiseless
on top of
up on
quiet
under-the-table
been around
sharp as a tack
behind someone's back
cloak and dagger
hole and corner
understanding
sophisticated
quick-thinking
percipient
urbane
qualified
expert
unprovincial
strategic
no fool
competent
quick on the trigger
knowing how many beans make five
nobody's fool
not missing a trick
with all one's wits about one
sentient
conversant
cognizant
suave
conciliatory
capable
clued-up
well informed
with-it
tuned-in
treating with kid gloves
watchful
sussed
hep
able
with it
more ❯
“The paper condemned the
double-dealing
tricks of the authorities who tried to evade their responsibilities.”
Adjective
▲
Treacherous or untrustworthy in nature
perfidious
false
treacherous
unfaithful
untrustworthy
faithless
duplicitous
lying
mendacious
treasonous
hypocritical
two-faced
double-crossing
two-timing
back-stabbing
disloyal
traitorous
deceitful
untrue
fickle
recreant
false-hearted
Janus-faced
unreliable
inconstant
undependable
treasonable
dishonest
renegade
double-faced
apostate
unloyal
deceiving
subversive
seditious
adulterous
cheating
deceptive
insincere
shifty
betraying
Punic
untruthful
wormlike
slick
unpatriotic
insidious
forsworn
hollow-hearted
snake in the grass
misleading
snaky
wicked
base
undutiful
of bad faith
low
truthless
backstabbing
dissident
backstabby
dishonourable
UK
rebellious
unsound
mutinous
devious
defrauding
fraudulent
unscrupulous
crooked
breakaway
underhanded
foul
mythomaniac
malevolent
scoundrelly
rascally
perjured
falsehearted
dishonorable
US
venal
shady
malicious
corrupt
delusive
mean
villainous
fly-by-night
underhand
tricky
doubting
flighty
unbelieving
capricious
unconverted
sceptical
UK
fluctuating
changeful
skeptical
US
dubious
wavering
unstable
changeable
more ❯
“The Soulises, however, were notorious as
double-dealing
traitors throughout their history.”
Adjective
▲
Characterized by a lack of sincerity
insincere
hypocritical
artificial
phoney
UK
fake
feigned
phony
US
pretended
unctuous
backhanded
counterfeit
mealy
double
mealymouthed
jive
Pecksniffian
lip
cynical
hollow
weak
two-faced
double-faced
phoney-baloney
phony-baloney
Janus-faced
left-handed
hollow-hearted
false
dissembling
faithless
deceptive
duplicitous
lying
specious
spurious
snide
unnatural
affected
canting
fraudulent
pharisaical
pretend
jivey
glib
unreliable
feigning
oily
deluding
smooth
pharisaic
smooth-spoken
smooth-tongued
deceitful
fishy
dishonest
treacherous
untruthful
untrue
unconvincing
dissimulating
captious
cavilling
UK
put-on
caviling
US
bland
assuming
untrustworthy
Tartuffian
hypocritic
Pharisaic
Pharisaical
invalid
insignificant
unsound
flimsy
sham
devoid of validity
assumed
simulated
contrived
strained
faked
superficial
stilted
put on
mannered
posed
perfidious
shifty
underhand
devious
disloyal
slippery
mendacious
sly
disingenuous
unfaithful
pretentious
overdone
exaggerated
slick
evasive
not candid
lacking sincerity
with tongue in cheek
pseud
ambidextrous
not frank
pseudo
forced
mock
bogus
mechanical
plastic
laboured
UK
labored
US
fakey
stiff
factitious
overworked
wooden
misleading
studied
grudging
constrained
self-conscious
fallacious
overripe
imitation
actorly
fabricated
deceiving
ham
hammy
awkward
invented
meretricious
binding
conscripted
rigid
inflexible
begrudging
stringent
coercive
forcible
bound
uneasy
made up
manufactured
overblown
rehearsed
improvised
posey
uncomfortable
playacting
melodramatic
affectated
counterfeited
fraud
conceited
imitated
theatrical
campy
nonnatural
fictitious
falsified
delusive
unfounded
inaccurate
wrong
erroneous
delusory
illusory
beguiling
concocted
terminologically inexact
distorted
misguided
impostrous
economical with the truth
trumped up
more ❯
“As much as possible, try to save time, effort and money by not listening to some fast-talking,
double-dealing
car salesman.”
Adjective
▲
Not being what one claims to be
insincere
hypocritical
phoney
UK
phony
US
artificial
fake
pretended
feigned
unctuous
backhanded
double
mealy
counterfeit
mealymouthed
jive
Pecksniffian
lip
actorly
dissembling
pseudo
quack
sham
unauthentic
two-faced
double-faced
phoney-baloney
phony-baloney
Janus-faced
left-handed
not genuine
so-called
deceptive
false
dishonest
duplicitous
inauthentic
deceitful
treacherous
fraudulent
pretentious
assumed
perfidious
lying
faithless
deceiving
untruthful
disingenuous
mendacious
disloyal
back-stabbing
misleading
knavish
dual
double-crossing
indirect
ambiguous
uncertain
sardonic
dubious
double-meaning
ironic
equivocal
paradoxical
double-edged
cryptic
enigmatic
faux
bogus
spurious
forged
pretend
dummy
unqualified
simulated
invalid
mock
make-believe
untrue
imitation
worthless
dud
cod
untrustworthy
cunning
double dealing
underhanded
shifty
sneaky
guileful
artful
crafty
foxy
sly
beguiling
backstabbing
tricky
more ❯
“
Double-dealing
lawyers are properly kicked out of the profession.”
Adjective
▲
Showing or motivated by susceptibility to bribery
venal
corruptible
purchasable
grafting
rapacious
bent
bribable
corrupt
crooked
dishonorable
US
dishonourable
UK
mercenary
unprincipled
fraudulent
prostituted
sordid
avaricious
buyable
dirty
dishonest
grasping
unscrupulous
untrustworthy
warped
amoral
conscienceless
decadent
degenerate
immoral
lawless
padded
shady
simoniac
simoniacal
unethical
unprofessional
open to bribery
on the take
underhand
villainous
tricky
deceitful
criminal
underhanded
swindling
malfeasant
corrupted
dodgy
rotten
two-faced
hollow-hearted
duplicitous
shifty
guileful
deceptive
fast
rogue
sharp
discreditable
shameful
disreputable
scandalous
iniquitous
treacherous
felonious
nefarious
scoundrelly
rascally
profiteering
unfaithful
perfidious
foul
suborned
faithless
open
knavish
snide
extortionate
devious
wicked
low-down
sinful
dissolute
sly
reprobate
fast and loose
gone to the dogs
base
abandoned
profligate
wanton
evil
bad
shameless
cheating
licentious
unconscionable
Machiavellian
wrong
roguish
ignoble
low
cutthroat
dastardly
praetorian
two-timing
double-crossing
dirty-dealing
more ❯
Noun
▲
An act of dishonesty or deceit
deceit
dishonesty
duplicity
deception
artifice
fraud
guile
cunning
craftiness
cheating
deceitfulness
craft
wiliness
trickery
dissimulation
crookedness
chicanery
dissembling
foxiness
cunningness
guilefulness
fraudulence
fakery
deceptiveness
crookery
dupery
cozenage
chicane
fourberie
hanky-panky
sharp practice
foul play
deviousness
underhandedness
slyness
unscrupulousness
treachery
flimflam
perfidy
shadiness
corruption
falsity
perfidiousness
mendacity
artfulness
criminality
sneakiness
racket
knavery
swindle
subterfuge
trickiness
shiftiness
wile
faithlessness
falsehood
improbity
hocus-pocus
infidelity
pretence
UK
rascality
pretense
US
falseness
graft
infamy
jiggery-pokery
stealing
funny business
lying
ruse
insidiousness
bunk
wiles
codology
skulduggery
legerdemain
monkey business
dirty pool
subtlety
kidology
slickness
subtleness
indirection
sting
scam
canniness
stratagem
cageyness
caginess
hypocrisy
shenanigans
jugglery
gamesmanship
con
monkeyshines
mendaciousness
hoax
dodge
misrepresentation
cheat
skullduggery
imposture
intrigue
swindling
imposition
management
trick
rip-off
shell game
two-facedness
scheme
bunco
sham
villainy
cleverness
prevarication
knavishness
treacherousness
perjury
insincerity
tricks
misconduct
evil
bluff
fast one
dissemblance
shrewdness
two-timing
dirty dealing
smoke and mirrors
untruthfulness
betrayal
fabrication
hustle
scheming
corruptness
sophistry
contrivance
fibbing
malfeasance
grift
stratagems
invention
duping
hoodwinking
extortion
dubiousness
depravity
fast shuffle
dirty work
shady deal
dirty tricks
con trick
snow job
telling stories
double-cross
cozening
defrauding
disloyalty
unfaithfulness
turpitude
wrongdoing
mischief
treason
fiddle
humbug
fraudulency
bunko
roguery
diddle
machination
wrong
feint
plot
manoeuvre
UK
ambidexterity
trapping
ambidextrousness
shakedown
schemes
manoeuvres
UK
ploys
rort
lawbreaking
ruses
sell
fastie
equivocation
boondoggle
unfairness
maneuvers
US
maneuver
US
bluffing
blackmail
dirty trick
confidence trick
sleight of hand
double cross
exploitation
con game
breach of trust
double-crossing
embezzlement
lack of veracity
immorality
overreaching
entrapping
sinfulness
iniquity
badness
baseness
degeneracy
illegality
vileness
nefariousness
unlawfulness
wickedness
dissipation
astuteness
inveracity
dishonourableness
viciousness
devilry
manipulation
deviltry
manoeuvring
UK
ploy
sellout
unprincipledness
unscrupulosity
questionableness
questionability
conspiracy
dissolution
delinquency
roguishness
backstabbing
lawlessness
strategy
spoof
tactics
untrustworthiness
evasion
venality
maneuvering
US
canard
unjustness
kite
hokum
ingenuity
machinations
subterfuges
fiddling
crime
disingenuousness
traitorousness
stunt
gambit
swizzle
jobbery
misrepresenting
misstating
fix
prevaricating
jive
surreptitiousness
bamboozlement
furtiveness
every trick in the book
monkey tricks
false-heartedness
evil-doing
leg-pull
committing perjury
bad faith
palace intrigue
crooked deal
suspiciousness
ability
finesse
fake
misleading
evasiveness
swizz
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
perspicacity
slipperiness
frame-up
deceiving
misappropriation
prestidigitation
mudslinging
confidence game
dirty game
dirty politics
collusion
ramp
wire-pulling
fraudulent scheme
sucker game
twist
rip off
rug pull
hosing
persona
affectation
bait and switch
joke
quackery
plotting
cabal
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
sedition
device
goings-on
hokey-pokey
carryings-on
hankie-pankie
carry-on
disaffection
planning
conniving
sophism
pettifoggery
gerrymandering
hornswoggling
obfuscation
untruth
heinousness
spuriousness
phoniness
unrepresentativeness
unreliableness
illusoriness
inaccuracy
speciousness
inaccurateness
unreliability
subversion
beguilement
blarney
defraudation
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
dealing
complot
covin
design
sin
Judas kiss
stab in back
dualism
duality
twoness
one-upmanship
inconstancy
mutiny
rebellion
back-stabbing
revolt
revolutionary
seditiousness
stab in the back
vice
bad deed
barratry
dirty deeds
monkeyshine
song and dance
snake oil
hoky-poky
wooden nickel
cruel act
string
business
mischievousness
feigning
gimmick
move
faking
falsification
shamming
disingenuity
devilment
expedient
trap
piousness
disguise
play-acting
disguising
counterfeiting
hiding
concealment
shrouding
cant
veiling
posturing
suppression
concealing
masking
camouflage
impishness
blind
devilishness
snare
sleight
decoy
rig
juggle
lurk
shenanigan
set-up
shift
cover
knack
schlenter
delusion
wheeze
play
jig
fetch
flanker
ambush
distortion
game
diablerie
waggery
naughtiness
impurity
waggishness
bad
whitewash
hob
plant
put-on
cover up
frame
Trojan horse
jazz
run around
hoaxing
bill of goods
baloney
evilness
ill
unrighteousness
offence
UK
scoundrelism
disgrace
malignity
tomfoolery
offense
US
maleficence
impiousness
profiteering
peccability
peccancy
malice
flagrancy
cheekiness
footwork
specious reasoning
artful argument
subornation
bribery
demoralization
US
demoralisation
UK
payola
sleaze
palm-greasing
bribing
shuffle
nepotism
misfeasance
malversation
shady dealings
being on the take
dishonest dealings
inventing
little white lies
equivocating
white lies
falsifying
more ❯
“By and large, he is a dramatist of deception and
double-dealing
, an architect of environments that entrap and extinguish their inhabitants.”
Noun
▲
An act of treachery or betrayal
betrayal
perfidy
disloyalty
faithlessness
treason
unfaithfulness
treachery
falseness
infidelity
perfidiousness
untrustworthiness
mendacity
underhandedness
hypocrisy
lying
seditious
two-timing
bad faith
back-stabbing
double-crossing
breach of trust
two-facedness
Punic faith
stab in the back
duplicity
sellout
double cross
backstabbing
falsity
business
false-heartedness
treacherousness
deception
inconstancy
dishonesty
deceitfulness
deceit
Judas kiss
let-down
double-cross
breach of faith
apostasy
giveaway
trickery
sedition
disaffection
fickleness
sell-out
co-option
co-optation
dirty dealing
dirty pool
misconduct
trahison des clercs
fraud
act of disloyalty
act of treachery
wound
attack
traitorousness
scepticism
UK
doubt
disbelief
skepticism
US
unreliability
recreancy
adultery
subversion
dissidence
hollow-heartedness
untrueness
violation
seditiousness
subversive activity
betrayal of trust
breaking of faith
more ❯
“The story is complex, involving historical events and intrigues and all manner of
double-dealing
amongst the competing factions.”
Noun
▲
The property of being sanctimonious
sanctimoniousness
complacency
conceit
haughtiness
hypocrisy
piety
pomposity
pretentiousness
self-righteousness
self-satisfaction
smugness
superciliousness
affectation
bigotry
cant
casuistry
deceit
deception
dishonesty
display
dissembling
dissimulation
duplicity
falsity
fraud
glibness
imposture
insincerity
irreverence
lie
mockery
pietism
quackery
sanctimony
speciousness
unctuousness
bad faith
false profession
lip service
pharisaicalness
pharisaism
phoniness
tartuffery
two-facedness
disingenuousness
deceitfulness
deceptiveness
artificiality
falseness
duplicitousness
untruthfulness
perfidy
ambidexterity
mendacity
hollowness
religiosity
pretence
UK
false piety
humbug
fakeness
piousness
posturing
Tartufferie
Pharisaism
phoneyness
pretense
US
phariseeism
empty talk
mendaciousness
affected piety
false virtue
affected superiority
slyness
evasiveness
shiftiness
slickness
perfidiousness
faithless
pretension
play-acting
inauthenticity
affectedness
double standard
deviousness
backhandedness
unfaithfulness
hoax
snide
put-on
being two-faced
unnaturalness
sham
erroneousness
uncandidness
ruse
wile
trickery
kidology
fabrication
shamming
falsehood
falsification
fraudulence
pretext
subterfuge
lies
artifice
lying
treachery
guise
fakery
invention
false colours
lack of veracity
false excuse
faithlessness
distortion
crocodile tears
con
swindle
flimflam
scam
cheat
dodge
feint
hustle
canard
bluff
prank
cheating
codology
imposition
propaganda
sting
trick
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
snow job
fast one
con game
more ❯
Noun
▲
A manner or expression that hides one's true character or feelings
pretence
UK
pretense
US
front
facade
guise
show
façade
disguise
semblance
masquerade
mask
charade
act
veneer
pose
veil
appearance
cover
airs
cloak
playacting
simulation
deception
dissimulation
display
hoax
trick
fakery
artifice
con
subterfuge
posturing
feigning
imitation
deceit
schtick
faking
fabrication
stall
falsification
misrepresentation
invention
routine
posing
acting
evasion
garb
insincerity
ostentation
shuffling
stunt
camouflage
hokum
image
impression
parody
posture
smokescreen
snivel
travesty
put-on
make-believe
false pretense
false show
dumb act
false appearance
false front
outward appearance
affectation
face
pretension
sham
air
screen
false display
illusion
pretext
cover-up
exterior
fake
look
window dressing
smoke screen
shroud
pretentiousness
gloss
shamming
simulacrum
impersonation
bluff
blind
color
US
play-acting
role
colour
UK
covering
false colors
fig leaf
smoke and mirrors
showing
counterfeit
curtain
window-dressing
affectedness
mannerism
layer
masking
public image
coloring
US
false colours
superciliousness
red herring
ruse
mantle
pretensions
mien
pageant
exaggeration
colouring
UK
disguisement
trickery
hood
imposture
beard
aspect
pretending
feint
wraps
humbug
concealment
arrogance
falsehood
expression
artificiality
excuse
figure
shield
attitude
bearing
claim
countenance
carriage
suggestion
likeness
demeanour
UK
effect
name
performance
dress
aura
blanket
snobbery
inflation
grandiosity
coverture
penumbra
pall
cope
feeling
bluffing
demeanor
US
side
dissemblance
snootiness
uppishness
outward show
shade
a put-on
airs and graces
going Hollywood
enactment
dissembling
a put-up job
showing off
assumed manners
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
manner
lie
misstatement
hypocrisy
parade
pomposity
whitewash
robe
character
farce
presentation
shell
outside
haughtiness
hauteur
mockery
assumption
visage
outward display
mummery
personality
identity
part
mere façade
costume
scheme
light
envelope
swank
personation
revel
stance
portrayal
disguising
closeting
coverup
an act
a scene
self
smoke-screen
attitudinizing
form
chaser
ploy
hamming
phoney
UK
phony
US
dissimilation
profession
stand
hoaxing
fallacy
fancy
misperception
personage
person
approximation
put-up job
sweet talk
soft soap
shuck and jive
resemblance
false impression
phoniness
persona
counterfeiting
cheating
putting on a front
assuming a front
fakeness
frontage
similitude
alikeness
seeming
mood
similarity
affinity
feel
public face
assumed role
deceptive appearance
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for cheat
playing dirty
cheating
bamboozling
beguiling
bending the rules
bilking
burning
chiseling
US
chiselling
UK
conning
deceiving
defrauding
doing a number on
double-crossing
duping
finagling
fleecing
flimflamming
fudging
hitting below the belt
hoodwinking
hosing
misleading
pulling something funny
ripping off
rooking
sandbagging
scamming
screwing
shafting
stacking the cards
stretching the rules
suckering
swindling
tricking
victimising
UK
victimizing
US
cozening
stinging
stiffing
diddling
doing
gaffing
taking in
taking for a ride
hustling
fooling
hoaxing
bleeding
skinning
deluding
fiddling
gulling
mulcting
squeezing
sticking
shorting
skunking
reaming
shortchanging
thimblerigging
snookering
euchring
chousing
plucking
nobbling
beating
illuding
selling
taking
stitching up
doing in
shaking down
putting one over on
pulling a swifty on
pulling a fast one on
having
milking
outwitting
chicaning
crossing
snowing
robbing
goldbricking
buncoing
humbugging
bluffing
hornswoggling
juggling
shucking
selling down the river
taking advantage of
giving someone a bum steer
taking to the cleaners
double dealing
jiving
leading up the garden path
selling a bill of goods to
exploiting
embezzling
gouging
outmanoeuvring
UK
trapping
spoofing
rushing
betraying
entrapping
kidding
trimming
buffaloing
catching
gammoning
cribbing
blenching
belirting
rogueing
roguing
lirting
pilfering
jerking around
taking out
pulling one's leg
screwing over
breaking the rules
giving bum steer
short-changing
roping in
misguiding
misinforming
two-timing
clipping
outmaneuvering
US
sucking in
having on
stringing along
faking out
faking
hocus-pocusing
throwing
playing for a fool
catching out
pulling wool over
setting up
disinforming
pulling the wool over someone's eyes
swizzling
doing someone in the eye
suckering into
selling a pup to
pulling fast one
doing out of
doing number on
failing
backstabbing
letting down
selling out
doing the dirty on
splitting
breaking faith with
stabbing in the back
four-flushing
playing someone false
overreaching
outfoxing
leading on
inveigling
circumventing
overcharging
gazumping
pulling a fast one
outsmarting
stealing
foxing
ensnaring
outslicking
outthinking
leading astray
leading down the garden path
selling a pup
baffling
juking
swizzing
soaking
making a fool of
extorting
seducing
outdoing
outjockeying
outplaying
defeating
manipulating
topping
running a game on
outguessing
outgeneraling
outgeneralling
capping
bewildering
jipping
worsting
confusing
lying to
putting on
getting the better of
figuring out
wringing
plundering
thwarting
framing
wheedling
disappointing
selling a bill of goods
using
misdirecting
befooling
sucking dry
jockeying
prevaricating
misstating
gipping
pulling
wangling
misrepresenting
taking to cleaners
lying
perverting
baiting
mousetrapping
imposing on
running rings round
distorting
stealing a march on
making rings round
playing trick on
leading up garden path
doing someone dirty
weaseling
US
ducking
dodging
weaselling
UK
frauding
surcharging
jiggling
despoiling
heisting
filching
beating around the bush
worming one's way out of
slipping out
copping out
penalising
UK
punishing
baulking
UK
balking
US
forfeiting
penalizing
US
fining
extracting
pigeoning
blackmailing
grifting
impoverishing
pauperizing
ruining
frustrating
foiling
cajoling
coaxing
luring
buttying
stumping
outperforming
strong-arming
wresting
expelling
wrenching
forcing
putting the screws to
sucking the life out of
playing
charging too much
sweet-talking
hooking
falsifying
lulling
welshing
nicking
overtaxing
padding
shamming
crossing up
playing away
blagging
preying on
playing joke on
taking for ride
beating out of
playing games with
playing for a sucker
bleeding dry
making a sucker of
pulling someone's leg
flamming
fixing
going one better than
playing a trick on
play-acting
going back on
swaying
contriving
psyching out
handing a line
stepping out
impressing
tearing from
bleeding someone of something
biasing
US
biassing
UK
conning out of
bunking
fabricating
propagandizing
US
gaslighting
stealing someone blind
rooking out of
propagandising
UK
enmeshing
entangling
putting up smoke screen
giving wrong information to
wrong steering
giving the wrong impression
sending on a wild goose chase
putting on the wrong track
covering up
putting on an act
putting on false front
throwing off the scent
stage-managing
twisting around your little finger
pulling strings
playing games
pulling wires
hacking
rigging
machinating
manoeuvring
UK
maneuvering
US
besting
finessing
engineering
doctoring
influencing
affecting
cooking
masterminding
fudging with
finding a loophole in
tampering with
gaming
fiddling with
interfering with
tinkering with
exploiting a loophole in
more ❯
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