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Verb
To rob by the use of trickery or threats
To let someone down, especially with regards to an obligation or duty
To touch or fidget with something in a restless or nervous way, or tinker with something in an attempt to make minor adjustments or improvements
Noun
An instance of the use of dishonest methods to acquire something of value
A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end
Flimflammery
Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense
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To rob by the use of trickery or threats
beat
bilk
bleed
cheat
chisel
chouse
con
cozen
defraud
diddle
do
euchre
fiddle
fleece
gaff
gyp
hose
hustle
mulct
nobble
pluck
ream
rook
screw
short
shortchange
skin
skunk
squeeze
stick
stiff
sting
sucker
swindle
thimblerig
victimise
UK
victimize
US
burn
do in
dupe
fool
gip
gull
rip off
sandbag
scam
shaft
shake down
steal
trick
pull a fast one
take for a ride
rob
deceive
double-cross
exploit
hoodwink
short-change
bamboozle
rifle
finagle
gouge
have
overcharge
plunder
soak
despoil
goldbrick
rush
snooker
chicane
clip
illude
sell
shear
take advantage of
milk
strip
put one over on
jerk around
lead up the garden path
pull a fast one on
pull a swifty on
rope in
sell a pup
sell down the river
give someone a bum steer
run a game on
sell a bill of goods
take somebody for a ride
take to the cleaners
hoax
mislead
beguile
fudge
stitch up
take in
belirt
blench
bunco
caboodle
crib
cross
delude
double-deal
lirt
rogue
shuck
snow
take
trim
fast talk
take out
break the rules
give bum steer
pull one's leg
do a number on
fraud
abuse
appropriate
cop
filch
heist
lift
nab
pilfer
pinch
ransack
relieve
swipe
thieve
use
impose on
kid
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
outwit
spoof
thwart
entrap
bluff
buffalo
catch
catch out
gammon
hornswoggle
humbug
juggle
misguide
misinform
fake out
have on
string along
stump
suck in
do the dirty on
jiggle
rip-off
overreach
take someone for a ride
trap
have someone on
take someone in
disinform
fake
hocus-pocus
jive
throw
double deal
impose upon
set up
pull wool over
play for a fool
pull the wool over someone's eyes
bully
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
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
swizzle
circumvent
embezzle
foil
sharp
sell a pup to
sucker into
do number on
do out of
pull fast one
take to the cleaner's
do someone in the eye
welsh
dodge
duck
weasel
beat around the bush
cop out
slip out
worm one's way out of
carve
hew
incise
roughcast
roughhew
sculpt
sculpture
shape
disappoint
frustrate
ruin
sell someone a pup
swizz
gazump
betray
pull something
baulk
UK
balk
US
fine
forfeit
penalise
UK
penalize
US
punish
rip someone off
put one over on someone
pull a fast one on someone
bilk of
extort
frame
be sold a pup
drain
exhaust
deplete
sap
extract
deprive
draw
empty
leech
phlebotomize
reduce
blackmail
confiscate
impoverish
pauperize
strong-arm
wring
suck dry
put the screws to
suck the life out of
inveigle
cajole
coax
lure
sweet-talk
wheedle
pressurise
UK
pressurize
US
pressure
wrest
scrounge
eke out
expel
mangle
wrench
drive out
scrape up or together
put pressure on
put screws to
put the bite on
bring pressure to bear
bring pressure to bear on
put the screws on
put the squeeze on
play dirty
bend the rules
hit below the belt
pull something funny
stack the cards
stretch the rules
seduce
attract
charm
enchant
entice
entrance
tempt
bewitch
blind
captivate
dazzle
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
spellbind
woo
ensnare
win over
lead on
soft-soap
allure
bait
decoy
solicit
befool
butter up
finesse
jockey
manipulate
play
shave
play for a sucker
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“Everyone likes to think that they're too smart to be
flimflammed
by anyone.”
Verb
▲
To let someone down, especially with regards to an obligation or duty
fail
disappoint
cheat
dissatisfy
upset
anger
con
discourage
exploit
fool
trick
annoy
dispirit
finagle
disaffect
disconcert
dumbfound
shaft
vex
delude
disgruntle
swindle
defraud
disillusion
shortchange
depress
displease
fleece
hoodwink
deceive
dishearten
sadden
aggrieve
dismay
dupe
mislead
burn
disenchant
disquiet
irritate
chagrin
discontent
exasperate
frustrate
victimise
UK
victimize
US
break one's word
break your word
do the dirty on
double-cross
let down
short-change
two-time
break faith with
fail to satisfy
fall short of expectations
play someone false
Verb
▲
To touch or fidget with something in a restless or nervous way, or tinker with something in an attempt to make minor adjustments or improvements
fiddle
falsify
manipulate
doctor
massage
alter
cook
distort
fix
juggle
misrepresent
pervert
rig
diddle
finagle
tamper with
fudge
interfere with
cook the books
Noun
▲
An instance of the use of dishonest methods to acquire something of value
bunco
bunko
con
fiddle
fraud
gyp
hustle
scam
sting
swindle
shell game
racket
trick
diddle
kite
ramp
shakedown
twist
boondoggle
fraudulent scheme
grift
rort
blackmail
cheat
cheating
con trick
deceit
deception
dodge
double-cross
double-dealing
extortion
hoax
hosing
rip-off
sham
confidence trick
con game
crooked deal
dirty pool
fast one
shady deal
snow job
sucker game
trickery
imposture
chicanery
exploitation
imposition
swizz
swizzle
artifice
ruse
sharp practice
wile
fastie
knavery
roguery
embezzlement
fake
frame-up
scheme
sell
stealing
double cross
fast shuffle
overcharging
rip
do
flanker
have
daylight robbery
larceny
lift
purloining
robbery
steal
thievery
thieving
fix
wangle
contrivance
piece of deception
bit of sharp practice
thimblerig
thimblerigging
bunco game
bluff
canard
crime
dupe
graft
mockery
ploy
confidence game
gold brick
take in
brigand
bait-and-switch
boiler room
Ponzi
skin game
con job
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“… just the latest Internet
flimflam
to get e-mail recipients to reveal bank account numbers and other personal information.”
Noun
▲
A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end
artifice
device
dodge
fetch
gambit
gimmick
jig
juggle
knack
play
ploy
ruse
scheme
shenanigan
sleight
stratagem
trick
wile
deception
con
deceit
fraud
manoeuvre
UK
hoax
scam
sting
subterfuge
swindle
machination
move
chicanery
contrivance
expedient
trap
trickery
game
imposition
set-up
bunco
canard
feint
grift
gyp
lurk
rort
wheeze
confidence trick
con trick
fastie
flanker
imposture
rig
schlenter
sharp practice
shift
ambush
blind
bluff
casuistry
cheat
circumvention
concealment
conspiracy
conundrum
cover
decoy
delusion
disguise
distortion
double-dealing
duplicity
equivocation
evasion
fabrication
fake
falsehood
forgery
intrigue
invention
maneuver
US
perjury
plot
pretence
UK
pretense
US
rip-off
snare
treachery
tactic
craft
cunning
scheming
guile
craftiness
artfulness
slyness
lie
racket
savvy
sleight of hand
quackery
charlatanism
deceitfulness
dishonesty
misrepresentation
sham
leg-pull
Trojan horse
humbug
sell
sellout
spoof
whitewash
crocodile tears
dirty trick
dirty work
snow job
soft soap
sweet talk
smoke and mirrors
legerdemain
skulduggery
cheating
chicane
deviousness
fraudulence
hanky-panky
sophistry
underhandedness
unscrupulousness
wiles
duping
hoodwinking
jiggery-pokery
swindling
crookedness
gamesmanship
jugglery
shenanigans
skullduggery
stratagems
codology
double-crossing
fourberie
furtiveness
knavery
management
monkeyshines
nonsense
surreptitiousness
talk
verbiage
waffle
wire-pulling
funny business
misleading talk
monkey business
hot air
plan
action
angle
bit
brainchild
child
layout
method
one-upmanship
pitch
pretext
proposition
scenario
scene
setup
slant
stall
story
switch
twist
course of action
line of action
booby trap
game plan
little game
hokum
dissimulation
kidology
double-cross
dupery
hocus-pocus
joke
razzle-dazzle
stunt
fast shuffle
shell game
bait and switch
charlatanry
copy
counterfeit
faking
fiddle
illusion
imitation
impersonation
make-believe
masquerade
phoney
UK
phony
US
pretension
put-on
trickiness
cleverness
indirection
slipperiness
bunk
corruption
criminality
faithlessness
falsity
graft
infamy
infidelity
insidiousness
mendacity
perfidiousness
perfidy
rascality
shadiness
shiftiness
sneakiness
stealing
wiliness
improbity
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
baloney
fix
frame
hustle
jazz
jive
plant
wrong
bamboozlement
bill of goods
con game
cover up
cozening
dirty pool
fast one
hoaxing
run around
shady deal
strategy
operation
policy
design
wangle
bad faith
cozenage
crookery
cunningness
deceptiveness
dissembling
embezzlement
fakery
foxiness
guilefulness
spuriousness
barratry
blackmail
extortion
hoky-poky
line
shakedown
skunk
smoke
song
string
snake oil
wooden nickel
song and dance
allurement
beguilement
horseplay
lure
loophole
loss-leader
shtick
aid
apparatus
concern
eye-catching novelty
fixture
fun
instrument
jest
means
promotion
publicity device
secret
sport
accomplishment
antic
caper
catch
escapade
feat
frolic
gag
gambol
jape
lark
monkeyshine
tomfoolery
practical joke
cunning plan
porky
bilk
cover-up
crock
fallacy
fib
hogwash
malarkey
mare's-nest
pork pie
ride
shuck
wrinkle
confidence game
project
cabal
finesse
improvisation
pattern
purpose
way
clever move
machinations
covin
frame-up
hookup
hype
picture
practice
secret plan
tactics
put-up job
bunko
diddle
kite
prank
swizzle
boondoggle
betrayal
disloyalty
treason
unfaithfulness
falseness
two-timing
backstabbing
back-stabbing
business
false-heartedness
untrustworthiness
disaffection
recreancy
sedition
treacherousness
breach of trust
double cross
stab in the back
dirty dealing
Punic faith
skin game
collusion
complicity
connivance
secret understanding
agreement
approval
cahoots
collaboration
consent
diddling
flam
guilt
guiltiness
involvement
knowledge
plotting
fradulent artifice
fraudulent artifice
conning
flattery
hosing
ripoff
soft sell
the business
artful deception
manipulation
maneuvering
US
manoeuvring
UK
footwork
artful argument
specious reasoning
dubiousness
suspiciousness
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Noun
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Flimflammery
flimflammery
Noun
▲
Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense
bunk
balderdash
claptrap
nonsense
rubbish
baloney
bilge
blarney
blather
drivel
guff
hogwash
rot
bosh
bull
codswallop
gibberish
hooey
piffle
poppycock
twaddle
blether
garbage
malarkey
applesauce
bunkum
eyewash
flannel
flapdoodle
gobbledegook
tommyrot
tosh
tripe
cobblers
dribble
hot air
phooey
blathers
crapola
havers
waffle
beans
blah
blah-blah
blatherskite
blither
boloney
buncombe
bushwa
cod
crock
drool
falderal
fiddle
fiddle-faddle
fiddlesticks
folderol
folly
foolishness
fudge
gammon
hokeypokey
hokum
hoodoo
horsefeathers
humbug
jazz
malarky
moonshine
muck
nerts
nuts
punk
senselessness
silliness
slush
stupidity
taradiddle
tarradiddle
toffee
trash
trumpery
wack
balls
bulldust
double Dutch
stuff and nonsense
tomfoolery
bebop
blues
boogie
boogie-woogie
bop
Dixieland
gobbledygook
jive
ragtime
rigmarole
swing
talk
verbiage
fusion jazz
hot jazz
improvisational music
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