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What is another word for
foul play
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Criminal or violent behavior resulting in another's death
A crime, or unethical or criminal behavior
Behavior or actions involving deception or deviousness
Violence when used in unethical or criminal behavior
Coercion or compulsion, especially with the use or threat of violence
A serious criminal offense, which, under federal law, is punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year or by death
Scandalous acts involving dishonesty or corruption
An act of dishonesty or deceit
Physical damage caused to something
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Noun
▲
Criminal or violent behavior resulting in another's death
murder
homicide
slaying
blood
rubout
killing
assassination
slaughter
manslaughter
butchery
massacre
extermination
liquidation
hit
execution
bloodshed
carnage
shooting
patricide
sororicide
matricide
parricide
fratricide
death
destruction
filicide
infanticide
regicide
uxoricide
putting to death
offing
unlawful death
crime
dispatch
mactation
elimination
taking out
annihilation
rub out
the business
dispatching
contract killing
the works
wasting
knifing
lynching
off
termination
martyrdom
doing to death
removal
political execution
stabbing
ride
second-degree murder
erase
big chill
first-degree murder
bump-off
decimation
holocaust
genocide
mass murder
bloodbath
ethnic cleansing
bloodletting
murdering
pogrom
extinction
hecatomb
Shoah
mass homicide
mass execution
eradication
assassinating
battue
taking of life
blood bath
mass destruction
wholesale slaughter
mass slaughter
wiping out
indiscriminate killing
wholesale killing
night of the long knives
snuffing
obliteration
butchering
internecion
bumping off
mass killing
taking of someone's life
disposal
crushing
euthanasia
silence
injury
wounding
genticide
persecution
blood-letting
witch-hunt
victimization
US
blood shedding
mass murdering
shambles
havoc
finish
racial killing
rapine
warfare
gore
insurrectionism
blitz
mass suicide
race extermination
fatality
megadeath
devastation
kill
death blow
victimisation
UK
indiscriminate bloodshed
blood and guts
search and destroy
act of killing
capital punishment
ruin
coup de grâce
loss
wastage
massacring
slaughtering
overwhelming
finishing off
bane
killing off
subjugation
mincemeat
rubbing out
snuffing out
putting down
putting to sleep
more ❯
“His friends also dispelled any possibility that Bizan's death was the result of
foul play
and the need for a criminal investigation.”
Noun
▲
A crime, or unethical or criminal behavior
crime
villainy
wrong
criminality
felony
lawbreaking
corruption
fraud
bad deed
criminal activity
a criminal offence
criminal violence
dirty deeds
criminal action
cruel act
dirty trick
dirty work
funny business
dishonesty
treachery
violence
treacherousness
swindle
con
scam
trick
deception
flimflam
artifice
sting
hoax
ruse
cheat
stratagem
wile
bunco
subterfuge
hustle
sham
scheme
fiddle
racket
imposture
bunko
grift
rort
diddle
canard
humbug
spoof
shakedown
fastie
misrepresentation
sell
kite
boondoggle
chicane
craft
swizzle
blackmail
bamboozlement
hoodwinking
snake oil
fast one
con trick
barratry
hoky-poky
hocus-pocus
embezzlement
fast shuffle
song and dance
string
rip-off
duping
sharp practice
leg-pull
shell game
double-dealing
wooden nickel
monkeyshine
smoke and mirrors
hanky-panky
deceit
dodge
trickery
pretence
UK
pretense
US
dissimulation
duplicity
lie
manoeuvre
UK
ploy
confidence trick
maneuver
US
dissembling
falsity
cheating
con game
device
quackery
insincerity
machination
cant
feint
sanctimoniousness
hypocrisy
bluff
mockery
affectation
contrivance
wheeze
game
unctuousness
speciousness
fetch
casuistry
sleight
glibness
sanctimony
display
chicanery
blind
gimmick
pharisaicalness
gambit
put-on
shift
phoniness
pharisaism
pietism
fix
two-facedness
lurk
flanker
confidence game
lip service
bigotry
irreverence
set-up
bad faith
snow job
false profession
fake
tartuffery
deceitfulness
dirty pool
pretext
shenanigan
play
jig
stunt
knack
imposition
juggle
kidology
tactic
expedient
shady deal
plot
extortion
trap
delusion
schlenter
rig
fakery
bit of sharp practice
jive
whitewash
swizz
fraudulence
swindling
ramp
illusion
falsehood
frame
codology
intrigue
falseness
deceptiveness
mendacity
twist
Trojan horse
fraudulent scheme
invention
setup
fabrication
self-righteousness
shamming
pretentiousness
plant
jazz
baloney
plan
bunco game
falsification
craftiness
move
posturing
charade
cozening
hoaxing
conspiracy
graft
exploitation
Tartufferie
snare
wangle
phoneyness
lying
run around
cover up
bill of goods
decoy
stealing
stall
cunning
guise
masquerade
double-cross
mare's nest
empty talk
frame-up
smokescreen
crooked deal
piece of deception
monkey business
sleight of hand
slyness
guile
false colours
lack of veracity
false excuse
put-up job
charlatanism
brigand
haughtiness
conceit
complacency
piety
smugness
superciliousness
pomposity
self-satisfaction
religiosity
Ponzi
skin game
bait-and-switch
boiler room
sellout
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
hocus
dupe
thimblerigging
thimblerig
overcharging
sweet talk
soft soap
rip
ambush
evasion
cover
distortion
caper
hosing
pretension
charlatanry
gold brick
daylight robbery
method
strategy
bad deal
roguery
knavery
bad buy
loophole
prank
rip off
take-in
fakeness
sucker game
false piety
racketeering
rug pull
show
disingenuousness
lies
propaganda
double cross
persona
jiggery-pokery
legerdemain
jugglery
skullduggery
skulduggery
gamesmanship
theft
squeeze
illegality
lay
lawlessness
artificiality
push
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
perfidy
artfulness
facade
jiving
snow
front
façade
mendaciousness
duplicitousness
illegal scheme
beguilement
horseplay
slant
allurement
monkeyshines
shenanigans
scheming
lure
angle
switch
false show
evasiveness
slickness
shiftiness
perfidiousness
faithless
illegal enterprise
mere show
false colors
false front
hollowness
unfaithfulness
deviousness
backhandedness
snide
untruthfulness
illicit scheme
little game
being two-faced
piousness
Pharisaism
phariseeism
catch
hokum
bilk
ride
shuck
affected piety
cover-up
false virtue
affected superiority
double standard
more ❯
“She also told Kim she had been quite shocked when Sonny had asked her if the police were investigating
foul play
.”
Noun
▲
Behavior or actions involving deception or deviousness
deviousness
dishonesty
trickery
cheating
shenanigans
unfairness
treacherousness
treachery
monkey business
dirty tricks
unfair tactics
jiggery-pokery
fraud
chicanery
deceit
fraudulence
duplicity
crookedness
chicane
underhandedness
legerdemain
jugglery
misconduct
perfidiousness
dirty game
sleight of hand
mudslinging
dirty work
shadiness
unscrupulousness
sneakiness
dirty pool
double-dealing
dirty politics
shiftiness
smoke and mirrors
prestidigitation
deception
artifice
guile
cunning
dissimulation
deceitfulness
wiliness
craftiness
craft
deceptiveness
falsity
foxiness
perfidy
subterfuge
cunningness
guilefulness
faithlessness
fakery
falseness
crookery
dupery
falsehood
improbity
skulduggery
unjustness
codology
funny business
sharp practice
hanky-panky
knavishness
knavery
management
dissembling
cozenage
betrayal
hypocrisy
unfaithfulness
disloyalty
twoness
monkeyshines
dualism
dissemblance
skullduggery
swindling
Judas kiss
one-upmanship
dissemblings
one-upmanships
dirty trick
stab in back
two-facedness
duality
deceits
dirty dealing
cozenages
dualities
swindlings
untruthfulness
corruption
mendacity
untrustworthiness
artfulness
mendaciousness
slyness
lying
criminality
dishonor
US
insidiousness
infamy
infidelity
trickiness
bunk
hocus-pocus
lawbreaking
lawlessness
fourberie
graft
racket
swindle
kidology
flimflam
malfeasance
rascality
dishonour
UK
more ❯
“Such a correlation might reflect a tendency for teams to retaliate in kind if the opposing team is guilty of a particularly high level of
foul play
.”
Noun
▲
Violence when used in unethical or criminal behavior
violence
brutality
savagery
thuggery
barbarism
bloodshed
bloodthirstiness
ferocity
murderousness
barbarity
barbarousness
brutishness
savageness
terrorism
beastliness
animalism
animality
force
assault
disturbance
clash
fighting
fierceness
roughness
attack
rough treatment
destructiveness
cruel treatment
lack of control
cruelty
rough handling
ferity
white heat
blowup
carnage
rampage
ruckus
frenzy
brute force
disorder
lack of restraint
bestiality
onslaught
mercilessness
rumble
strong-arm tactics
viciousness
sadism
heartlessness
atrocity
ruthlessness
inhumanity
fiendishness
atrociousness
wickedness
wantonness
pitilessness
inhumanness
callousness
cruelness
truculence
power
evil
malice
spitefulness
hard-heartedness
severity
harshness
harmfulness
unkindness
heinousness
monstrousness
unfeelingness
cold-bloodedness
remorselessness
pugnaciousness
aggression
pugnacity
hostility
physical force
vileness
swinishness
evilness
inhumaneness
grossness
ugliness
uncaringness
cold-heartedness
inconsiderateness
unforgivingness
unkindliness
stone-heartedness
third degree
hardheartedness
flagitiousness
dastardliness
maliciousness
egregiousness
lack of sympathy
lack of feeling
lack of compassion
depravity
spite
coarseness
coldness
persecution
insensitiveness
venom
rancor
US
malignity
torture
insensibility
despotism
masochism
rancour
UK
truculency
more ❯
“He was on his feet declaiming this protest after Charles Woodhouse had read a paper containing references to the common-law compensation remedies and criminal prosecutions for violent
foul play
.”
Noun
▲
Coercion or compulsion, especially with the use or threat of violence
force
coercion
compulsion
constraint
pressure
duress
enforcement
oppression
violence
harassment
intimidation
pressurisation
UK
pressurization
US
threats
influence
exaction
extortion
obligation
requirement
arm-twisting
conscription
pains
force majeure
strong arm
threat
bullying
demand
menacing
browbeating
threatening
persuasion
strong-arm tactics
strong arm tactics
insistence
harrying
menace
blackmail
driving
terrorization
strong-arm tactic
strong-arming
scare tactics
reign of terror
hardship
control
provocation
entreaty
badgering
pestering
nagging
goading
sway
power
goad
impulsion
spur
impelling
ambush
terrorism
shakedown
warning
fulmination
extraction
rapacity
commination
railroading
domineering
tyrannization
hounding
terrifying
fearmongering
thunder
subduing
scaring
steamrollering
squeezing
squeeze
entrapment
scare tactic
demanding money with menaces
persecution
teasing
cyberbullying
forcing
maltreatment
victimisation
UK
mistreatment
victimization
US
exacting
compelling
prescription
requiring
necessitation
demanding
vexation
aggravation
annoyance
pressuring
pressurizing
US
unnerving
bedevilment
extorting
cowing
tormenting
frightening
plaguing
menaces
terrorizing
US
daunting
importunity
fear
bulldozing
demoralizing
US
botheration
bugging
demoralising
UK
terrorising
UK
pressurising
UK
irritation
bother
disturbance
bothering
agitation
hassle
trouble
perturbation
exasperation
grief
molestation
torment
nuisance
provoking
irking
vexing
more ❯
Noun
▲
A serious criminal offense, which, under federal law, is punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year or by death
felony
crime
job
misdemeanour
UK
offence
UK
transgression
violation
wrong
atrocity
fault
misdeed
outrage
trespass
arson
assault
burglary
cybercrime
delinquency
e-crime
lawbreaking
malfeasance
misdemeanor
US
murder
offense
US
rape
robbery
wrongdoing
criminal offense
unlawful act
iniquity
sin
villainy
evildoing
injustice
infringement
ill
evil
infraction
malefaction
criminality
bad
immorality
tort
miscarriage
bad deed
illegal act
bad act
faux pas
unjust act
breach
illegality
delictum
delict
abomination
peccancy
hit
racket
caper
criminal act
fast one
mortal sin
vice
roguery
rascality
devilry
misconduct
evil-doing
injury
grievance
inequity
abuse
unjustness
peccadillo
disservice
error
bad action
turpitude
discourtesy
spite
bias
imposition
indecency
hurt
misdoing
damage
inhumanity
harm
slander
libel
prejudice
blunder
mistake
persecution
raw deal
cruelty
slight
malevolence
oppression
insult
scandal
unfairness
shaft
lapse
affront
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
mischief
debt
act of wickedness
maltreatment
malpractice
wickedness
barbarity
obscenity
immoral act
enormity
disgrace
act of brutality
act of savagery
negligence
failing
indignity
indiscretion
corruption
horror
mischievousness
desecration
fall from grace
detriment
railroad
contravention
encroachment
monstrosity
brutality
snub
dirty deal
dereliction
violation of the law
infraction of the law
breach of the law
violence
act of cruelty
slap in the face
ill-treatment
unlawfulness
ruin
sellout
shame
shortcoming
unkindness
crying shame
badness
depravity
pity
slip
act of dereliction
act of misconduct
breach of conduct
vileness
deviltry
debasement
mischief-making
guilt
bad behaviour
mistreatment
act of violence
exploitation
kick in the teeth
personality
evil act
dirty deed
neglect
improper act
impropriety
perversity
suppression
tyranny
repression
indulgence
omission
profanity
blasphemy
charge
impingement
vandalism
miscue
slipup
disfavour
UK
case
solecism
impiety
evil deed
disfavor
US
perversion
unlawful activity
dirty pool
viciousness
barbarism
veniality
deed
foul
bad turn
sacrilege
ill turn
affliction
calamity
moral transgression
blow
catastrophe
fiendishness
sinfulness
evilness
nefariousness
peccantness
profanation
act
wrongness
inequitableness
unreasonableness
inequality
iniquitousness
inhumane act
act of evil
excess
scumbaggery
evil action
travesty of justice
pits
bummer
drag
misfortune
shadiness
crookedness
lawlessness
shenanigans
ruthlessness
diablerie
malversation
knavery
devilment
act of barbarity
roguishness
unrighteousness
antisocial behavior
dodginess
naughtiness
misdeeds
sins
faults
turn
tough luck
rotten hand
bad rap
bum deal
rum deal
rotten luck
ill fortune
prankishness
offences
UK
offenses
US
trouble
erring
devilishment
mismanagement
manipulation
slur
witchcraft
magic
witchery
breaking of the law
provocation
high jinks
manhandling
black magic
evil magic
epithet
bullying
wrong use
slap
barb
dig
aspersion
brickbat
torture
cut
sarcasm
dis
dart
diss
poke
taking advantage
wronging
gird
name
hitting
mishandling
beating
molestation
defilement
roughing up
rough handling
ill use
domestic violence
rough treatment
injuring
impairment
striking
spoiling
cyberbullying
doing over
interference
indecent assault
assaulting
beating up
put down
left-handed compliment
backhanded compliment
more ❯
Noun
▲
Scandalous acts involving dishonesty or corruption
sleaze
dishonesty
corruption
scandal
malpractice
shenanigans
skulduggery
sharp practice
Noun
▲
An act of dishonesty or deceit
double-dealing
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
deviousness
underhandedness
slyness
treachery
perfidy
flimflam
perfidiousness
falsity
unscrupulousness
mendacity
artfulness
sneakiness
racket
shadiness
trickiness
subterfuge
faithlessness
swindle
corruption
infidelity
criminality
wile
shiftiness
falsehood
hocus-pocus
falseness
improbity
jiggery-pokery
knavery
pretence
UK
pretense
US
graft
stealing
funny business
lying
skulduggery
wiles
legerdemain
rascality
codology
insidiousness
bunk
infamy
monkey business
dirty pool
subtlety
kidology
ruse
slickness
subtleness
indirection
jugglery
gamesmanship
canniness
cageyness
caginess
hypocrisy
scam
monkeyshines
mendaciousness
stratagem
dodge
sting
misrepresentation
shenanigans
skullduggery
intrigue
imposition
management
con
swindling
shell game
hoax
two-timing
two-facedness
dirty dealing
smoke and mirrors
scheme
betrayal
cheat
bunco
cleverness
prevarication
tricks
treacherousness
perjury
insincerity
grift
misconduct
bluff
rip-off
dirty work
double-cross
trick
dissemblance
shrewdness
untruthfulness
sophistry
fabrication
treason
scheming
sham
knavishness
stratagems
duping
hoodwinking
contrivance
fibbing
imposture
invention
extortion
fast shuffle
fast one
dirty tricks
con trick
telling stories
defrauding
disloyalty
unfaithfulness
hustle
fiddle
feint
machination
plot
manoeuvre
UK
bunko
sellout
diddle
ambidexterity
trapping
ambidextrousness
shakedown
schemes
manoeuvres
UK
ploys
rort
maneuver
US
double-crossing
ruses
fastie
equivocation
boondoggle
unfairness
maneuvers
US
bluffing
blackmail
dubiousness
dirty trick
confidence trick
sleight of hand
double cross
exploitation
shady deal
breach of trust
snow job
embezzlement
lack of veracity
cozening
overreaching
entrapping
machinations
mischief
ploy
astuteness
inveracity
manipulation
fraudulency
manoeuvring
UK
humbug
conspiracy
backstabbing
furtiveness
gambit
surreptitiousness
strategy
tactics
untrustworthiness
evasion
sell
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US
canard
unjustness
kite
hokum
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spoof
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ability
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misleading
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swizz
corruptness
dishonourableness
dishonor
US
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UK
perspicacity
jive
roguery
frame-up
footwork
lawlessness
unprincipledness
unscrupulosity
questionableness
questionability
deceiving
misappropriation
prestidigitation
mudslinging
specious reasoning
artful argument
dirty game
dirty politics
collusion
ramp
sedition
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sucker game
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UK
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US
persona
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Judas kiss
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dualism
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covin
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fix
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faking
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Physical damage caused to something
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detriment
impairment
ruin
abuse
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defacement
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havoc
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corruption
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corrosion
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violence
banefulness
blemish
blow
bruise
infliction
mischance
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wear and tear
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spoiling
loss
ill
defacing
pollution
shattering
mischief
smashing
ravaging
illfare
degradation
suffering
sullying
friction
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casualty
adversity
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hardship
illness
wrong
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knockout
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cave-in
tainting
befoulment
grafitti
sacking
elimination
downfall
demolition
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abolition
extirpation
end
demolishment
levelling
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disintegrating
spoliation
razing
undoing
wipeout
felling
blighting
wasting
desolation
death
overthrow
dissolving
laying waste
leveling
US
razing to the ground
torpedoing
breaking up
pulling down
crashing
zapping
tearing down
blasting
dynamiting
abolishing
rooting out
invalidating
knocking down
violation
bombing
extinguishing
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invalidation
obliteration
decimation
wastage
liquidation
carnage
extermination
wreck
eradication
extinction
mincemeat
subversion
wrack
massacre
subverting
extinguishment
disrupting
disintegration
collapse
perdition
erasure
calamity
nullification
total destruction
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wiping out
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