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Verb
To struggle by every available means to gain or achieve something
To handle, maneuver or manipulate something in a skillful manner
To cajole or manipulate someone into doing something
To convince or manipulate
To move past someone or something with force
To obtain, arrange, or achieve by deceitful methods or by trickery
To obtain, arrange, or achieve by indirect, complicated or intensive efforts
To carry forward the stake and winnings from a bet onto a subsequent wager
To make a concerted effort towards achieving a result
To travel by means of being carried (by an animal or vehicle)
To exploit someone for one's own benefit, especially in an underhanded way
Noun
A person who rides in horse races, especially as a profession
A person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage
Person who engineers vehicle
Person who flies aircraft
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Verb
▲
To struggle by every available means to gain or achieve something
compete
struggle
contend
fight
vie
contest
jostle
challenge
push
scramble
strive
tussle
event
juggle
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
race
show
steeplechase
show jump
battle
face off
jockey for position
clash
rival
play off
wrangle
wrestle
grapple
lock horns
oppose
cross swords
wage war
go for broke
scramble for
go for the gold
go for
square off
scrimmage
scuffle
emulate
tilt
attempt
collide
essay
joust
try
strive against
struggle against
encounter
face
take on
bandy
spar
bid
fence
pit oneself against
cope with
participate in
match strength
go up against in contest
go after
be in the hunt
go head to head
pitch oneself against
try to beat
seek prize
match wits
run for
feud
war
play
pit
buck
match
counter
be rivals
sweat
match yourself against
go for the jugular
confront
meet
engage
combat
vie with
brawl
skirmish
scrap
squabble
dispute
run
tug
duel
come to blows
go up against
set against
compete against
compete with
attack
face-off
contend against
be in the running
tourney
counterbalance
take part
take part in a race
put in opposition
set as rivals
rivalize
compare
contrast
argue
bicker
trade blows
array
brave
break a lance
enter the lists
seek to displace
be against
content against
go one on one with
contend with
be opposed to
face off against
go toe to toe with
go eyeball to eyeball with
be pitted against
conflict
hassle
join battle
controvert
oppugn
litigate
cope
withstand
stand
resist
have at
tangle with
shoot for
shoot at
push for
deal with
nominate yourself
struggle for
try to win
fight over
challenge for
compete for
battle for
contend for
vie for
try for
tussle for
fight for
box
put up with
go for jugular
put yourself forward
give your all
make play for
go for it
knock oneself out
exchange blows
give all one's got
mix it up with
do battle
row
stoush
roughhouse
swedge
assault each other
be at each other's throats
hit each other
punch each other
lock antlers
assault
scrimmage with
protect
rowdy
traverse
war against
skirmish with
attack each other
clash with
engage in conflict
go the knuckle
take all comers
take up the gauntlet
carry on war
race with
exchange blows with
race against
brush with
fight like Kilkenny cats
take the field
ply weapons
taste battle
flare up
have a dust-up
bear arms
light into
spar with
have a punch-up
have a set-to
bandy with
mix it up
lay into
more ❯
“They certainly seem focused on the needs and aspirations of a real customer, rather than
jockeying
for celebrity endorsements.”
Verb
▲
To handle, maneuver or manipulate something in a skillful manner
manipulate
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
steer
direct
ease
edge
guide
manage
pilot
work
move
navigate
handle
position
turn
twist
drive
conduct
aviate
helm
sail
con
conn
fly
control
operate
be at the controls
wind
thread
weave
slide
slip
shift
make
insinuate
circumnavigate
cruise
skipper
captain
ferry
plot
boat
move into position
take the helm of
ride out
head out
ship out
coxswain
cox
be at the wheel of
be in the driver's seat
Verb
▲
To cajole or manipulate someone into doing something
cajole
coax
finagle
inveigle
wheedle
ingratiate
con
deceive
persuade
press
pressure
trick
talk into
“Collard was by no means sure of me. His very attempt to
jockey
me into agreement proved that.”
Verb
▲
To convince or manipulate
influence
convince
manipulate
persuade
inveigle
tempt
urge
beguile
brainwash
bribe
coax
coerce
control
direct
exploit
finagle
play
steer
sway
compel
counsel
dragoon
entice
impel
intimidate
lure
work
lean on
pressurise
UK
pressurize
US
work upon
browbeat
cajole
incite
incline
induce
prejudice
prevail upon
pull strings with
talk round
twist someone's arm
bring round
color
US
colour
UK
suborn
turn
bring pressure to bear on
bring pressure to bear upon
carry weight with
cut any ice with
make yourself felt with
touch
shape
affect
lead
guide
determine
transform
form
fashion
mould
UK
mold
US
prompt
encourage
move
make
instigate
press
get
motivate
exhort
prevail on
inspire
win over
pressure
prod
force
actuate
dispose
bring
stimulate
convert
talk into
cause
goad
buy off
impress
spur
pay off
drive
provoke
push
advise
draw
trigger
corrupt
put the heat on
put the screws on
propel
nudge
square
activate
wheedle
get to
bring around
fix
have
argue into
wheedle into
get at
seduce
egg on
prod into
sell one on
pervert
take care of
fire up
bend
change
predispose
bias
budge
condition
change mind
goose
adapt
steamroll
squeeze
bulldoze
snare
make a deal with
pay hush money to
coax into
make willing
sweeten the pot with
subvert
tamper with
draw in
cajole into
soft-soap
suck in
twist one's arm
exert influence on
sweet-talk
put someone up to something
beg
plead
enjoin
implore
entreat
adjure
beseech
admonish
appeal
insist
constrain
request
rally
rouse
elicit
occasion
impassion
stir
maneuver
US
ask
sanction
manoeuvre
UK
nag
solicit
energize
US
incentivize
US
spark
evoke
steel
invigorate
US
inspirit
propose
sell
hearten
animate
uplift
impact
arouse
empower
vitalize
exhilarate
galvanize
US
excite
embolden
advance
promote
charge
rationalize
US
countenance
commend
rationalise
UK
conjure
reason
procure
galvanise
UK
refresh
incentivise
UK
prick
envigorate
UK
energise
UK
strike
help
necessitate
incentify
propagandize
US
enlist
proselytize
US
proselyte
propagandise
UK
proselytise
UK
call on
railroad into
put up to
bulldoze into
push for
psych up
insist on
put pressure on
appeal to
use pressure on
try to persuade
stir up
pump up
suggest to
cheer on
hint to
whip up
pep up
spur on
boost up
plead with
cause to believe
get round
pressurize into
work over
reason someone into
press someone into
turn somebody on to
pressure someone into
convert to
lead to do
bring to senses
lead to believe
wear down
gain confidence of
win argument
prove to
buy
reward
nobble
tamper
give someone a backhander
lubricate
grease palm
influence by gifts
tip
sweeten the pot
give an inducement to
do business
make a deal
approach
keep someone sweet
rig
oil the palm of
give someone a sweetener
oil palm
buy back
sugar
soap
more ❯
Verb
▲
To move past someone or something with force
push
jostle
inch
shove
squeeze
force
thread
thrust
barge
barrel
bore
nudge
strain
wind
elbow
gore
plow
US
plough
UK
shoulder
bulldoze
bump
dig
muscle
struggle
work
crash
fight
scramble
make one's way
make your way
thread your way
work one's way
pass
squeeze through
pick your way
bludgeon
surge
burst
charge
rush
push against
bump against
run into
nudge into
weave
file
meander
progress
negotiate
edge through
squeeze one's way
wind one's way
shoulder one's way
elbow one's way
inch one's way
push one's way
weave your way
ease
string
move
poke
loop
pass through
pass into
more ❯
Verb
▲
To obtain, arrange, or achieve by deceitful methods or by trickery
manipulate
trick
cheat
con
deceive
dupe
finagle
fool
hoodwink
mislead
swindle
bamboozle
beguile
contrive
defraud
delude
hoax
sway
bilk
entrap
impress
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
scam
wangle
bias
bluff
snooker
stiff
sucker
trap
gaslight
double-cross
rip off
string along
do a number on
play games
pull strings
pull wires
set up
stage-manage
suck in
take for a ride
lead up the garden path
pull a fast one on
twist around your little finger
rig
doctor
cook
finesse
exploit
fix
plant
put one over
manage
hack
machinate
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
affect
circumvent
influence
engineer
mastermind
distort
game
tamper with
interfere with
exploit a loophole in
fiddle with
find a loophole in
tinker with
fudge with
seduce
lure
entice
charm
enchant
entrance
tempt
take in
attract
hypnotize
US
bewitch
dazzle
woo
blind
captivate
spellbind
mesmerize
US
ensnare
win over
inveigle
gull
sweet-talk
lead on
soft-soap
cozen
gammon
catch
gaff
hornswoggle
have
diddle
misguide
humbug
spoof
bait
allure
juggle
solicit
snow
misinform
decoy
burn
buffalo
betray
shaft
butter up
befool
play
stick
fake out
have on
take advantage of
rope in
pull a swifty on
play for a sucker
take
impose on
gyp
mesmerise
UK
shave
put one over on
flimflam
chisel
rook
hypnotise
UK
more ❯
Verb
▲
To obtain, arrange, or achieve by indirect, complicated or intensive efforts
finesse
manipulate
contrive
engineer
finagle
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
negotiate
machinate
wangle
mastermind
frame
rig
steer
play games
arrange
manage
fix
exploit
plot
work
devise
organize
US
plan
orchestrate
choreograph
angle
swing
set up
organise
UK
stage-manage
pull wires
pull strings
effect
beguile
bluff
play
operate
bring off
one-up
fiddle
hustle
influence
connive
conspire
collude
lobby
scheme
cause
bring about
control
compass
originate
mount
direct
mobilize
US
superintend
concoct
succeed
pull off
encompass
stage
coordinate
design
concert
construct
handle
put together
create
conduct
elaborate
shift
pass
execute
cogitate
achieve
project
develop
wrangle
plant
scam
put on
cook
supervise
con
mobilise
UK
upstage
conceive
doctor
swing it
work it
find a way
succeed in
engineer a way
fix up
come up with
put through
put one over
put over
carry out
hit upon
intrigue
hatch
regulate
run
think up
administer
think of
oversee
lay plans
preside over
put up
be in charge of
wheel and deal
fix it
get
invent
initiate
forge
promote
generate
instigate
work out
dream up
author
cook up
be the brains behind
have the bright idea of
trump up
lead
govern
rule
pilot
command
administrate
steward
marshal
UK
marshall
US
keep
overlook
sway
funnel
channel
have control of
have a handle on
guide
trailblaze
navigate
spearhead
take charge of
drive
quarterback
take control of
carry on
coxswain
beacon
point
more ❯
Verb
▲
To carry forward the stake and winnings from a bet onto a subsequent wager
parlay
gamble
risk
venture
speculate
play
wager
lay down
bet
chance
put
stake
lay
hazard
game
set
finesse
exploit
punt
lay money on
go
have a flutter
lay bets
pledge
plunge
put money on
lay a wager
put your shirt on
back
ante
put on
spec
place a bet
lay a bet
lay odds
make a bet
shoot the works
play the ponies
play the market
lay money
imperil
jeopardize
US
back in
jeopardise
UK
stake down
place a bet of
place bets
cast lots
stake money
take a chance on
try one's luck on the horses
back the horses
try your luck
stake money on
try one's luck
flip the coin
shoot the moon
place
dice
put money
pledge money
risk money
toss up
pony up
buy in on
play for
play against
adventure
invest
shoot
hustle
hedge
take risks
stick your neck out
take a flier
wildcat
make book
pour money into
take a risk
dare
take a fling
take a venture
take a chance
margin up
take a chance with
put on the line
put up
Verb
▲
To make a concerted effort towards achieving a result
strive
attempt
try
aim
aspire
endeavour
UK
struggle
endeavor
US
labour
UK
seek
toil
undertake
essay
venture
work
strain
assay
compete
contend
labor
US
drive
fight
push
hustle
scramble
travail
drudge
moil
offer
plough
UK
plow
US
scrabble
slave
slog
sweat
tackle
apply oneself
exert oneself
exert yourself
make an effort
try hard
bust a gut
make every effort
peg away
spare no effort
bang away
beaver away
bend over backwards
break your neck
do all one can
fall over backwards
go all out
go for it
have a go at
jump through hoops
knock oneself out
lean over backwards
rupture yourself
try for
bear down
dig away
do all you can
do one's best
do your best
do your damnedest
do your utmost
make an all-out effort
shoot for
take on
have a crack at
have a stab at
leave no stone unturned
give it a whirl
give it your all
give it your best shot
go for broke
pull out all the stops
go the limit
go for the jugular
dig deep
dig deeper
vie
grind
plug away
trudge
break one's back
slog away
kill oneself
keep at it
work like a Trojan
work like a dog
slave away
plod away
work your fingers to the bone
plod
grub
plug
hump
tug
make a great effort
work hard
beaver
sweat blood
grind away
put yourself out
grub away
put one's back into something
graft
campaign
lumber
stagger
overwork
grapple
battle
knuckle down
bullock
be at pains
give something one's all
work day and night
peg along
burn the candle at both ends
work oneself to the bone
pour it on
keep your head down
work like a slave
drag oneself
push oneself
sweat away
plug along
exert
hammer
toll
go all out for
make a supreme effort
try very hard
drive oneself to the limit
carry on
buckle down
strain every nerve
push oneself to the limit
go for the doctor
acquit oneself
persevere
hammer away
dig in
pitch in
work one's socks off
keep your nose to the grindstone
grind out
work your guts out
plod along
persist
have a stab
make an attempt
have a whack
keep at
endure
drive for
go for
make a bid
go after
lift a finger
vie for
withstand
move heaven and earth
give it a fly
front up
have a go
have a shot
chip away at
take a crack at
take it on oneself
set out
make a pass at
have a bash
have a crack
give it a burl
push yourself
stand up to
plough away
put up a fight against
go to war
press
agitate
lobby
champion
promote
do battle
crusade
take up arms
apply yourself
take up the cudgels
put your back into
more ❯
Verb
▲
To travel by means of being carried (by an animal or vehicle)
ride
go
travel
move
progress
drive
proceed
canter
cycle
gallop
journey
sit
trot
cruise
motor
roll
tour
be carried
be conveyed
be supported
be borne
hitch a ride
thumb a ride
spin
steer
pedal
bike
tool
automobile
walk
travel by car
ride by car
go by car
travel on wheels
coast
glide
bowl
go from place to place
go around
velocipede
voyage
cross
trek
traverse
roam
cover
rove
globetrot
peregrinate
tramp
hike
range
backpack
navigate
transit
wander
course
track
follow
ramble
circumnavigate
perambulate
take a trip
wend
cut across
migrate
sail
hop
explore
jaunt
transmit
junket
scour
proceed along
overnight
go round
move round
pass over
make your way
cover ground
get through
go riding
knock around
set out
pass through
wend your way
set forth
take a train
make one's way
go into orbit
take a plane
make a journey
take a boat
advance
carry
be transmitted
stray
prowl
drift
amble
trudge
meander
saunter
exodus
pass
galavant
traipse
gallivant
transition
go walkabout
depart
venture
push on
wayfare
more ❯
Verb
▲
To exploit someone for one's own benefit, especially in an underhanded way
leverage
exploit
milk
work
harness
maximise
UK
maximize
US
use
utilise
UK
utilize
US
capitalize on
cash in on
draw on
impose on
impose upon
play on
play upon
profit from
benefit from
make use of
profit by
make the most of
put to use
use to advantage
put to good use
make the best use of
get mileage out of
use to good advantage
make capital out of
employ
exercise
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
apply
finesse
operate
play
mine
handle
turn to good use
avail oneself of
make capital of
turn to account
take advantage of
manipulate
ply
implement
wield
engage
bring into play
resort to
bring to bear
exert
practise
UK
adopt
deploy
practice
US
gain from
find a use for
put into practice
avail yourself of
execute
run
field
appropriate
derive benefit from
call upon
grab
put to advantage
carry out
put into service
call into play
grasp
snatch
turn to
have recourse to
enjoy
leap at
control
administer
jump at
pounce on
turn to good account
enact
seize on
make do with
prosecute
tap
build on
look to
bring into service
guide
bring into effect
bring into action
call on
get the most out of
strike while the iron is hot
make hay while the sun shines
tap into
take advantage of something
grab at
effect
use for one's own ends
put out
enforce
assign
make use
work with
organise
UK
organize
US
direct
advance
consume
do with
realize
US
involve
capitalize
US
capitalise
UK
devote
realise
UK
put into action
put into operation
occupy
press into service
drive
put to work
maximize on
steer
seize
extract
put into effect
set in motion
pilot
manage
grasp with both hands
take up
use up
act on
put forth
put in motion
avail yourself
bring into effective action
obtain an advantage from
reap the benefit of
do well out of
command
exhaust the possibilities
turn to one's advantage
get the best out of
use to the full
make best use of
take full advantage of
be inspired by
take from
fall back on
rely on
channel
set off
be in saddle
make go
mobilize
US
pursue
mobilise
UK
catch
secure
act upon
snag
nail
accept
snare
take action on
get hold of
jump on
grab hold of
take
follow up on
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A person who rides in horse races, especially as a profession
equestrian
rider
hoop
horseman
horse-rider
horsewoman
competitor
eventer
point-to-pointer
steeplechaser
show jumper
cavalier
cowboy
gaucho
knight
cavalryman
hussar
trooper
horse rider
traveler
US
huntswoman
driver
passenger
straphanger
suburbanite
horseback rider
dragoon
traveller
UK
pricker
postilion
huntsman
broncobuster
buckaroo
equerry
roughrider
horse soldier
horse guard
horse trainer
chevalier
adventurer
caballero
knight-errant
cuirassier
carabineer
lancer
sabreur
commuter
horseman/woman
gallant
paladin
champion
lover
gentleman
noble
banneret
lord
partisan
templar
companion
nobleman
protagonist
man-at-arms
knight errant
more ❯
“It's a big day for Britain's former top
jockey
.”
Noun
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A person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage
cheat
swindler
fraudster
trickster
hoaxer
cheater
shark
fraud
charlatan
chiseller
bilker
impostor
fakir
sharper
fake
pretender
deceiver
defrauder
dodger
quack
sham
scammer
bilk
phony
US
phoney
UK
cozener
mountebank
sharpie
sharpy
chiseler
finagler
scamster
skinner
tricker
rogue
grifter
hustler
masquerader
conman
hoodwinker
flimflammer
crook
hypocrite
shyster
racketeer
rorter
shicer
illywhacker
inveigler
magsman
twister
conniver
decoy
knave
rascal
defalcator
tregetour
bluff
enticer
schlenter
con artist
con man
double-dealer
confidence man
double-crosser
confidence trickster
rogue trader
flimflam man
bunco artist
confidence woman
confidence operator
gold brick
rook
victimizer
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bully
exploiter
fleecer
embezzler
sharp
mechanic
absconder
operator
hoser
counterfeiter
scoundrel
gouger
forger
falsifier
thief
slicker
faker
clip
smoothie
bunco
scam artist
confidence artist
four-flusher
clip artist
humbug
imposter
quacksalver
ringer
dissembler
bluffer
villain
actor
con
huckster
counterfeit
deluder
pseudo
plant
rip-off artist
lawbreaker
offender
malefactor
culprit
delinquent
wrongdoer
bandit
sinner
miscreant
burglar
outlaw
felon
criminal
housebreaker
mugger
marauder
transgressor
pilferer
jailbird
US
convict
shoplifter
gangster
baddy
impersonator
crim
thug
malfeasant
terrorist
desperado
gunman
misfeasor
lag
purloiner
cracksman
infractor
yegg
tief
yardbird
Tartuffe
yakuza
robber
imitator
pettifogger
empiric
playactor
lifer
skelm
con woman
juvenile delinquent
scorner
lighty
beguiler
young offender
con-artist
mimic
gaolbird
UK
tea leaf
trusty
duper
armed robber
old lag
black hat
transport
mocker
diddler
blackleg
medicaster
pseud
goldbrick
shammer
simulator
forgery
hoax
play actor
horse trader
whited sepulchre
hypocritical person
plaster saint
dissimulator
liar
betrayer
snake in the grass
pharisee
backslider
casuist
poser
sophist
malingerer
informer
attitudinizer
two-face
lip server
wolf in sheep's clothing
two-timer
plunderer
perpetrator
perp
pirate
evildoer
raider
highwayman
wretch
pillager
bioterrorist
reprobate
rapist
hoodlum
cyberterrorist
trespasser
mobster
ruffian
violator
heavy
suspect
mug
looter
brigand
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
hooligan
filcher
peculator
agroterrorist
lout
vandal
outcast
hellhound
prisoner
stealer
guilty person
deadbeat
slippery eel
violater
derelict
scofflaw
bad egg
ex-con
fallen angel
drifter
tearaway
bad actor
immoralist
smooth operator
guilty party
wanted criminal
hoon
hood
blackmailer
black marketeer
evil-doer
person responsible
bad guy
holdupper
muscle
fugitive
scamp
prowler
buccaneer
larcenist
pickpocket
hijacker
footpad
pincher
corsair
rustler
dacoit
safecracker
steamer
forager
drummer
cardsharper
stickup
despoiler
grafter
sandbagger
fence
cattle thief
second-story worker
sneak thief
cat burglar
second-story operator
holdup artist
second-story man
more ❯
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▲
Person who engineers vehicle
driver
motorist
chauffeur
pilot
automobilist
operator
wheelman
autoist
cabbie
carter
charioteer
coachman
engineer
hack
handler
leadfoot
teamster
trainer
whip
car driver
car owner
car user
coach person
getaway driver
road hog
traveler
US
authomobilist
tourist
traveller
UK
sais
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▲
Person who flies aircraft
aviator
flyer
pilot
airman
aeronaut
airwoman
birdman
flier
ace
aircrew
airperson
aviatrix
barnstormer
copilot
eagle
hotshot
jock
navigator
bird legs
fly boy
aviatress
captain
co-pilot
wingman
jet
air person
aviatrice
flyboy
skipper
commander
aerialist
aviation technician
first officer
second officer
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