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Noun
A person who attacks and robs ships at sea
Bootlegger
A person who appropriates or reproduces the work of another for profit without permission, usually in contravention of patent or copyright
One who engages in a raid, especially illegally or in a hostile manner
One who carries out a theft
One who follows the business of navigating ships or other vessels
An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person
A forged document, signature, banknote, or work of art
One who pirates (produces unauthorized copies)
A person who needlessly destroys, defaces, or damages other people's property
A traveller or explorer
Bootlegger
A copy of an original
Verb
To appropriate or lay claim to something for oneself without right
To use or reproduce (another's work) for profit without permission, usually in contravention of patent or copyright
To imitate fraudulently
To loot, plunder or invade by force
To seize and detain a person unlawfully
Transfer illegal goods
Give a false or misleading account of the nature of
To actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
Adjective
Illegally imitated or reproduced
Produced, distributed, or sold illicitly
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Noun
▲
A person who attacks and robs ships at sea
buccaneer
corsair
freebooter
rover
marauder
filibuster
raider
picaroon
privateer
marooner
adventurer
sea rover
sea thief
swashbuckler
sea rat
sea robber
water rat
water thief
sea wolf
plunderer
robber
brigand
fortune hunter
looter
bandit
knave
rogue
reaver
scummer
sea dog
cut-throat
Viking
spoiler
viking
rifler
sea-rover
desperado
fortune seeker
soldier of fortune
highwayman
pillager
blade
swash
swaggerer
reiver
conquistador
chancer
carpetbagger
mercenary
cateran
opportunist
speculator
scavenger
daredevil
ruffian
soldier
swordsman
treasure hunter
more ❯
“Like I was a
pirate
on the sea again, with everything right.”
Noun
▲
Bootlegger
bootlegger
cheat
thief
deceiver
fraud
imitator
purloiner
plagiarist
copyist
Noun
▲
A person who appropriates or reproduces the work of another for profit without permission, usually in contravention of patent or copyright
plagiarist
plagiarizer
cribber
copyright infringer
copyist
thief
deceiver
cheat
bootlegger
fraud
imitator
purloiner
stealer
marauder
privateer
“Software
pirates
who turn out cheap copies of copyright games.”
Noun
▲
One who engages in a raid, especially illegally or in a hostile manner
raider
robber
marauder
plunderer
bandit
freebooter
thief
pillager
looter
buccaneer
highwayman
burglar
pilferer
housebreaker
assailant
ravager
attacker
invader
privateer
rustler
reaver
hijacker
aggressor
forager
reiver
holdupper
ransacker
sacker
outlaw
brigand
mosstrooper
cateran
desperado
gangster
criminal
footpad
thug
snaphance
corsair
rover
mugger
sea wolf
crook
gunman
racketeer
mobster
villain
gunperson
fugitive
highwayperson
hooligan
cheater
holdup person
ruffian
lawbreaker
hoodlum
felon
dacoit
spoiler
vandal
depredator
rapparee
ladrone
bandolero
rider
tobyman
land pirate
thief errant
road agent
knight of the road
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Noun
▲
One who carries out a theft
stealer
thief
robber
burglar
mugger
bandit
larcenist
swindler
plunderer
crook
highwayman
housebreaker
shoplifter
pilferer
pincher
cheat
embezzler
purloiner
pickpocket
criminal
hijacker
prowler
defalcator
kleptomaniac
clip
larcener
lifter
moonlighter
owl
punk
scrounger
sniper
heister
cat burglar
highway robber
holdup artist
porch climber
stickup artist
spider
sneak thief
brigand
raider
looter
marauder
cracksman
pillager
footpad
dacoit
steamer
yegg
tief
second-story man
second-story worker
tea leaf
petty thief
villain
poacher
cutpurse
booster
pickpurse
lurcher
peculator
fraudster
fraud
drummer
forager
rustler
operator
sandbagger
corsair
cardsharper
chiseler
thug
despoiler
grafter
desperado
buccaneer
grifter
safecracker
fence
stickup
con man
rogue trader
con artist
second-story operator
cattle thief
trespasser
intruder
filcher
lawbreaker
offender
stalker
malefactor
culprit
felon
delinquent
sinner
racketeer
transgressor
wrongdoer
outlaw
con
jailbird
US
shark
sneakthief
miscreant
gangster
cat man
second-story thief
lag
conman
rapist
terrorist
gunman
baddy
violator
rogue
yardbird
hustler
juvenile delinquent
young offender
yakuza
black hat
crim
lifer
confidence trickster
infractor
armed robber
scoundrel
misfeasor
malfeasant
convict
lighty
shyster
knave
trusty
chiseller
old lag
skelm
transport
gaolbird
UK
tormentor
Peeping Tom
pursuer
lurker
picklock
interloper
safe-cracker
safe-breaker
safe-blower
invader
infiltrator
perpetrator
perp
evildoer
porch-climber
midnighter
trickster
squatter
scammer
wretch
charlatan
bioterrorist
reprobate
rorter
rascal
hoaxer
hoodlum
cyberterrorist
exploiter
mobster
ruffian
cheater
heavy
suspect
scamster
mug
phoney
UK
gate-crasher
encroacher
kibbitzer
buttinski
bilker
defrauder
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
hooligan
finagler
agroterrorist
lout
vandal
outcast
quack
hellhound
prisoner
guilty person
deadbeat
slippery eel
violater
derelict
scofflaw
bad egg
ex-con
fallen angel
drifter
tearaway
bad actor
bunco artist
immoralist
smooth operator
guilty party
flimflam man
wanted criminal
confidence artist
hoon
hood
blackmailer
black marketeer
evil-doer
person responsible
bad guy
holdupper
muscle
phony
US
fugitive
confidence man
pretender
scamp
impostor
gatecrasher
snooper
nuisance
interrupter
obtruder
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Noun
▲
One who follows the business of navigating ships or other vessels
sailor
mariner
seaman
seafarer
salt
tar
navigator
hearty
gob
swabbie
swab
shipman
swabby
jack
bluejacket
matelot
boatman
marine
pilot
hand
mate
matlow
lascar
matlo
middy
midshipman
shellback
rating
boater
midshipwoman
yachtsman
shipmate
leatherneck
yachtswoman
crew
seadog
cadet
circumnavigator
diver
swabber
tarpaulin
windjammer
yachter
complement
jack-tar
sea dog
seafaring man
Jack Tar
crew member
old salt
able-bodied sailor
deck hand
sea person
water dog
boatwoman
seawoman
sailorwoman
sailorman
jacktar
steersman
helmsman
captain
coxswain
helmswoman
helmsperson
yachtie
steerer
steersperson
skipper
Jack tar
master mariner
experienced sailor
old sea dog
guide
merman
cockswain
beachcomber
jacky
wheelman
conductor
wheelperson
wayfinder
barnacle-back
one at the wheel
one at the controls
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Noun
▲
An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person
villain
rogue
scoundrel
malefactor
reprobate
wretch
degenerate
criminal
felon
lawbreaker
offender
outlaw
convict
lowlife
sinner
supervillain
tyrant
wrongdoer
baddy
bandit
brigand
dastard
gangster
heel
knave
miscreant
mugger
psychopath
robber
scumbag
thief
transgressor
evildoer
fraud
fraudster
hound
racketeer
sociopath
swindler
terrorist
thug
charlatan
crook
delinquent
devil
hoodlum
hooligan
mischiefmaker
ruffian
scamp
shyster
trickster
vagabond
antagonist
blackguard
bully
caitiff
con
crim
desperado
dog
hellion
louse
profligate
rapscallion
rascal
rat
savage
scallywag
shark
snake
varlet
baddie
beast
bounder
brute
cad
cheat
cheater
fiend
heavy
incorrigible
infractor
libertine
maggot
malfeasant
meanie
meany
misfeasor
monkey
monster
nazi
rotter
scalawag
scapegrace
sneak
stinker
swine
antihero
creep
gunman
gaolbird
UK
jailbird
US
liar
nointer
rake
urchin
hood
imp
mischief
nasty
evil-doer
bad guy
evil person
good-for-nothing
mischief-maker
no-good
bad character
black hat
nasty person
bad egg
bad lot
bad news
black sheep
cruel person
mean person
unprincipled person
enfant terrible
limb of Satan
ne'er-do-well
snake in the grass
wrong 'un
cut-throat
marauder
renegade
raider
tough
skelm
cutthroat
face
swashbuckler
wise guy
mobster
mug
murderer
rowdy
ex-con
culprit
perp
outcast
yardbird
lag
fugitive
lifer
killer
goon
con man
pretender
yakuza
vandal
gangbanger
gangsta
bruiser
assassin
toughie
toughy
roughneck
punk
hitman
drifter
yob
hoon
rogue trader
tsotsi
gorilla
yobbo
gang member
wanted criminal
plug-ugly
loser
mafioso
Mafioso
dealer
pusher
scally
varmint
spalpeen
horror
tyke
disgrace
perisher
hatchet man
hit person
member of a criminal gang
member of the family
member of the Mafia
pickle
rip
tramp
prankster
jester
opportunist
bum
cardsharp
recreant
idler
tease
joker
loafer
mischievous person
puck
skunk
beggar
grafter
prodigal
git
hypocrite
pariah
highwayman
exile
footpad
perpetrator
conman
absconder
gunslinger
runaway
burglar
scammer
bioterrorist
rapist
rorter
shoplifter
housebreaker
hoaxer
wrong number
cyberterrorist
trespasser
hustler
exploiter
violator
grifter
suspect
embezzler
scamster
phoney
UK
bilker
defrauder
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
filcher
finagler
peculator
agroterrorist
pilferer
lout
quack
hellhound
prisoner
tief
deadbeat
violater
derelict
scofflaw
lighty
tearaway
immoralist
yegg
purloiner
blackmailer
trusty
chiseller
holdupper
cracksman
muscle
phony
US
defalcator
transport
juvenile delinquent
con artist
bad actor
young offender
guilty party
fallen angel
black marketeer
armed robber
confidence man
guilty person
confidence trickster
smooth operator
tea leaf
slippery eel
person responsible
old lag
confidence artist
flimflam man
bunco artist
rough
hoodie
chav
ned
bully boy
rioter
roughie
myrmidon
troublemaker
hired killer
boot boy
hired gun
Yardie
lager lout
bovver boy
professional killer
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Noun
▲
A forged document, signature, banknote, or work of art
forgery
counterfeit
fake
falsification
phony
US
sham
bootleg
imitation
phoney
UK
dupe
bogus
fraud
hoax
imposture
pseudo
humbug
knock-off
rip-off
warez
copy
reproduction
replica
dummy
mock-up
likeness
lookalike
put-on
deception
junque
plagiarism
plagiarization
duplication
pinchbeck
spoof
simulation
pretence
UK
imposition
pretense
US
fabrication
sleight
four-flusher
make-believe
scam
trick
swindle
flimflam
substitute
gold brick
warez
facsimile
gyp
simulacrum
sell
deceit
actor
bum
crib
dissembler
hypocrite
charlatan
impostor
pretender
imposter
hoaxer
faker
quack
quacksalver
ringer
mountebank
cheat
fakir
fool's gold
paste
model
toy
knockoff
deceiver
impersonation
masquerade
conman
Tartuffe
whited sepulchre
hypocritical person
plaster saint
con artist
con
masquerader
pseud
wolf in sheep's clothing
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Noun
▲
One who pirates (produces unauthorized copies)
pirater
Noun
▲
A person who needlessly destroys, defaces, or damages other people's property
vandal
defacer
delinquent
hooligan
ned
rowdy
bogan
cougan
criminal
despoiler
destroyer
hoodlum
looter
mischief-maker
miscreant
pillager
plunderer
ravager
ruffian
ruiner
scozza
thief
thug
trespasser
wrecker
yob
boot boy
graffiti artist
lager lout
hoon
lout
yobbo
roughneck
tough
hood
bruiser
punk
toughie
hoodie
chav
bully
goon
rough
gangster
mug
bovver boy
roughie
gorilla
toughy
mobster
tearaway
heavy
brute
gangbanger
gangsta
larrikin
troublemaker
yahoo
keelie
plug-ugly
bully boy
villain
lawbreaker
rascal
bandit
myrmidon
robber
scoundrel
rogue
offender
crook
rioter
wrongdoer
mugger
reprobate
tsotsi
gunman
terrorist
desperado
savage
beast
philistine
burglar
juvenile delinquent
young offender
boor
casual
vulgarian
barbarian
marauder
malefactor
culprit
recreant
juvie
assassin
killer
murderer
outlaw
wretch
felon
hitman
sinner
scamp
jailbird
US
gaolbird
UK
Yardie
fallen angel
hired gun
guilty party
cut-throat
breaker
rebel
yobo
yokel
heavyweight
brawler
tough person
muscleman
yardie
charva
radge
rustler
bouncer
bodyguard
hard man
spoiler
freebooter
raider
tough guy
wrong 'un
gang member
depredator
rapparee
hired killer
professional killer
blackguard
black sheep
JD
ignoramus
troglodyte
illiterate
bigot
clod
clodhopper
heathen
monster
oaf
ogre
swine
lowbrow
sadist
oik
wild woman
wild man
perpetrator
perp
transgressor
con
swindler
racketeer
evildoer
conman
trickster
fraudster
hun
crude
cannibal
scammer
convict
baddy
charlatan
fraud
crim
bioterrorist
rapist
rorter
shoplifter
housebreaker
hoaxer
yardbird
shyster
cyberterrorist
hustler
exploiter
violator
grifter
cheater
suspect
cheat
infractor
embezzler
lag
scamster
phoney
UK
bilker
defrauder
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
filcher
misfeasor
finagler
peculator
agroterrorist
pilferer
lifer
malfeasant
outcast
quack
hellhound
prisoner
tief
deadbeat
violater
derelict
scofflaw
lighty
drifter
knave
immoralist
yegg
yakuza
purloiner
blackmailer
trusty
shark
chiseller
holdupper
cracksman
skelm
muscle
phony
US
defalcator
fugitive
transport
pretender
savage person
guilty person
slippery eel
con artist
bad egg
ex-con
rogue trader
confidence trickster
bad actor
bunco artist
smooth operator
flimflam man
wanted criminal
confidence artist
con man
black marketeer
tea leaf
evil-doer
person responsible
bad guy
armed robber
old lag
black hat
confidence man
highwayman
baddie
brigand
prowler
kleptomaniac
meanie
meany
devil
hijacker
cat burglar
no-good
fiend
varlet
rapscallion
owl
larcenist
stealer
rat
lowlife
footpad
hound
pickpocket
larcener
scrounger
moonlighter
sniper
lifter
clip
caitiff
scumbag
scallywag
nazi
scalawag
scapegrace
heister
dog
dastard
highway robber
holdup artist
stickup artist
porch climber
good-for-nothing
bad character
pincher
spider
vagabond
creep
louse
heel
cad
snake
stinker
scum
sneak thief
agent
dacoit
mafioso
mosstrooper
jerk
degenerate
reaver
committer
tyrant
rotter
psychopath
worm
varmint
bounder
wise guy
sociopath
extortioner
evil person
nasty person
unprincipled person
member of the family
renegade
loser
pariah
antagonist
inmate
cateran
extortionist
sneak
Mafioso
profligate
antihero
coercer
cretin
snaphance
dirtbag
sleazebag
libertine
liar
rake
slime
stinkard
slimeball
spalpeen
cur
scrote
intruder
imp
blighter
bad lot
buzzard
sleaze
wastrel
vermin
snake in the grass
sleazeball
scuzzball
hatchet man
second-story worker
second-story man
low-life
ne'er-do-well
nasty piece of work
bad news
despicable person
member of the Mafia
member of a criminal gang
petty thief
public enemy number one
malevolent
universal foe
scally
arrestee
poacher
exile
rounder
loafer
bootlegger
fink
drunkard
cutthroat
swashbuckler
face
ransacker
cutpurse
steamer
devil incarnate
captive
repeater
long-termer
gunslinger
absconder
runaway
adulterer
booster
lurcher
pickpurse
forager
gunperson
highwayperson
picklock
sharper
picaro
bravo
hitwoman
godfather
deceiver
slicker
mountebank
public enemy
ladrone
bandolero
wrong number
gunwoman
wiseguy
picaroon
rider
tobyman
monstrosity
problem
holdup person
safe-breaker
safe-blower
safe-cracker
assailant
attacker
strong-arm
weasel
skunk
pig
toad
turd
sleeveen
land pirate
extorter
profiteer
hit woman
hit man
porch-climber
midnighter
safecracker
sneakthief
pusher
dealer
rat fink
mother
thief errant
road agent
urger
bloodsucker
rack-renter
poltroon
young criminal
ronion
bezonian
youthful offender
punk kid
pauper
scullion
horror
bum
looser
beggar
jagoff
cullion
pilgarlic
ingrate
first offender
knight of the road
hit person
supervillain
mischiefmaker
hellion
interloper
maggot
incorrigible
monkey
nointer
urchin
invader
nasty
mischief
infiltrator
squatter
mean person
cruel person
limb of Satan
enfant terrible
gate-crasher
encroacher
kibbitzer
buttinski
gatecrasher
snooper
interrupter
obtruder
stalker
impostor
nuisance
more ❯
Noun
▲
A traveller or explorer
venturer
daredevil
hero
heroine
voyager
wanderer
mercenary
swashbuckler
gambler
charlatan
opportunist
speculator
entrepreneur
explorer
globetrotter
madcap
pioneer
romantic
traveller
UK
traveler
US
fortune-hunter
stunt person
buccaneer
crusader
rogue
Argonaut
Ulysses
knight-errant
adventurer
trailblazer
knight errant
seeker of adventures
investor
beau sabreur
fortune hunter
soldier of fortune
theorist
philosopher
Noun
▲
Bootlegger
smuggler
crook
dealer
Noun
▲
A copy of an original
duplicate
copy
facsimile
carbon
replica
clone
photocopy
reproduction
double
match
twin
carbon copy
counterpart
dupe
duplication
mate
mimeo
mimeograph
reprint
Xerox
doppelganger
dummy
fetch
image
imitation
likeness
look-alike
mock
picture
reduplication
replication
ringer
spit
fellow
photostat
Photostat
alter ego
analogue
UK
analog
US
close likeness
companion
coordinate
copycat
correlate
counterfeit
counterscript
ditto
exact likeness
fake
germination
knockoff
lookalike
mirror image
obverse
parallel
phoney
UK
phony
US
reciprocal
recurrence
repetition
replacement
repro
second
similarity
spare
spitting image
stat
dead ringer
chip off the old block
model
representation
print
reflection
simulacrum
spit and image
simulation
living image
miniature
mirror
forgery
portrait
transcript
offprint
effigy
mock-up
photograph
impression
transcription
ectype
cast
archetype
ersatz
impersonation
hard copy
equivalent
imprint
microfiche
study
pattern
Doppelganger
tracing
type
dead spit
echo
equal
rubbings
stand-in
sham
chip off old block
fax
coequal
peer
impersonator
rival
perfect likeness
pair
like
copying
half
compeer
knock-off
embodiment
very spit
complement
reiteration
renewal
recreation
mirroring
paralleling
corollary
partner
xerox
shadow
flimsy
repeat
appearance
Doppelgänger
simulacre
exemplification
figure
portrayal
resemblance
personification
evil twin
semblance
figurine
symbol
statuette
statue
icon
exact duplicate
eidetic image
living picture
very image
other half
mirror-image
sculpture
exact match
version
spawn
substitute
doubling
multiple
autotype
telefax
telecopy
sample
correspondent
similitude
second self
surrogate
pendant
mimic
homologue
UK
identical twin
fraternal twin
Siamese twin
form
facsimile reproduction
sub
marionette
document
transmission
message
approximation
homolog
US
act-alike
emulation
reproduce
velox
virtual reality
look alike
reenactment
multiplication
revival
generation
reprinting
pic
X-ray
increase
toy
carved figure
echoing
one of a pair
peas in a pod
two of a kind
one and the same
two peas in pod
rerun
replay
redo
reprise
aping
counterfeiting
mimicry
image of
picture of
exact counterpart
iteration
xerox copy
brother
mime
sendup
paraphrasing
matching
takeoff
representing
mimesis
apery
patterning
skit
substitution
recap
recapitulation
reshowing
electronic message
look-alike computer
stub
counterfoil
genetic copy
better half
illustration
reappearance
backup
sketch
drawing
demonstration
diagram
painting
tally
bust
essence
epitome
profile
façade
facade
rendering
sign
portraiture
design
adumbration
manifestation
quintessence
incarnation
paragon
exemplar
instantiation
ikon
ideal
paradigm
characterization
actualization
avatar
soul
re-creation
mold
US
perfect example
textbook example
objectification
living example
mould
UK
more ❯
Verb
▲
To appropriate or lay claim to something for oneself without right
appropriate
seize
expropriate
commandeer
arrogate
usurp
convert
press
preempt
take over
take
confiscate
annex
US
take possession of
assume
annexe
UK
acquire
hijack
accroach
secure
sequester
lay claim to
requisition
capture
sequestrate
claim
wrest
attach
distrain
disseize
poind
steal
grab
take away
impound
snatch
misappropriate
occupy
highjack
help oneself to
carry off
conquer
overcome
gain
obtain
presume
demand
make claim to
deprive of property
take on
make free with
claim unduly
abduct
swipe
displace
skyjack
lay hold of
grab hold of
get hands on
barge in
elbow in
butt in
worm in
muscle in
infringe upon
cut out
squeeze in
work in
clap hands on
shanghai
run away with
hold for ransom
carry away
liberate
loot
pre-empt
moonlight requisition
arrogate to oneself
walk off with
repossess
take control of
get hold of
possess oneself of
get
procure
confisticate
borrow
remove
reserve
kipe
rob
gain possession of
glom onto
dispossess
embargo
get fingers on
kidnap
nick
carjack
impress
glom on to
take hostage
foreclose
corner
possess
take possession
latch on to
more ❯
Verb
▲
To use or reproduce (another's work) for profit without permission, usually in contravention of patent or copyright
appropriate
bootleg
plagiarise
UK
plagiarize
US
steal
lift
poach
copy
crib
reproduce
borrow
nick
pinch
copy illegally
counterfeit
reproduce illegally
rip off
infringe the copyright of
forge
purloin
imitate
take
duplicate
thieve
pilfer
knock off
pass off as your own
monkey
falsify
cheat
fake
infringe
copycat
rip
replicate
scrape
pass off as one's own
infringe on
arrogate
misappropriate
filch
commandeer
abstract
shoplift
use
liberate
nab
swipe
snaffle
rob
seize
snitch
heist
nobble
bag
whip
scrump
abscond with
acquire
half-inch
blag
bone
carry off
take for oneself
snavel
hook
glom
help oneself to
tief
simulate
obtain
usurp
assume
derive
take over
snatch
expropriate
annex
US
requisition
annexe
UK
pocket
snare
embezzle
nip
pluck
cabbage
palm
boost
scrounge
trouser
make away with
walk off with
make off with
cop
rifle
run off with
loot
confiscate
hijack
skim
pillage
swindle
plunder
defalcate
help yourself
run away with
siphon off
peculate
take possession of
walk away with
have one's fingers in the till
burgle
raid
burglarize
US
souvenir
go walkies
clifty
help yourself to
burglarise
UK
have sticky fingers
walk
wrest
pre-empt
claim
skyjack
get fingers on
take away
glom onto
lay claim to
moonlight requisition
clap hands on
grab
grab hold of
get hands on
arrogate to oneself
preempt
kipe
kidnap
shanghai
capture
carjack
take hostage
more ❯
“
Pirating
copies of music tapes.”
Verb
▲
To imitate fraudulently
forge
fake
counterfeit
copy
falsify
imitate
reproduce
phoney
UK
phony
US
coin
feign
replicate
simulate
copy fraudulently
design
duplicate
fabricate
invent
scratch
trace
transcribe
phony up
trump up
sham
knock off
clone
ape
Xerox
dupe
mirror
act like
do like
pretend
affect
act
assume
profess
dissemble
bluff
mock up
mimic
put on
repeat
carbon
pass for
stat
cheat
mimeo
do
ditto
echo
reduplicate
copycat
render
make like
go like
reprint
Photostat
manifold
doctor
fiddle
spoof
alter
photocopy
fiddle with
tinker with
tamper with
photostat
xerox
mimeograph
make a facsimile of
run off
make a carbon copy of
dualize
make two of
rework
make a carbon of
do a takeoff
make twofold
make replica
take a photocopy of
multiply
take off as
make a photocopy of
repro
play
resemble
do a take-off
give the appearance of
take off
lift
parrot
conjure up
playact
feature
prevaricate
act out
make believe
suggest
go through the motions of
misrepresent
borrow
disguise
gloss over
put on an act
lie
create
exaggerate
pose
deceive
steal
favour
UK
equivocate
crib
concoct
favor
US
fence
mint
impersonate
defraud
delude
recreate
emulate
parallel
match
make money
redo
remake
circulate bad money
represent
reconstruct
follow
type
reflect
restamp
revive
reawaken
recount
stereotype
engross
reenact
do again
photograph
perform again
portray
relive
dissimulate
masquerade
play-act
posture
make out
put up a front
put on a front
put it on
make a pretence of
front
let on
parody
adopt
mock
mime
play possum
make-believe
make a show of
claim
purport
contrive
malinger
devise
mislead
whitewash
kid
depict
embody
show
play at
pretend to be
make up
shuck and jive
put on a false front
make as if
allege
imagine
caricature
stonewall
cloak
veil
mask
take on
conceal
hide
fool
sucker
manufacture
camouflage
construct
image
personate
epitomize
US
personify
typify
epitomise
UK
illustrate
pose as
put on airs
four-flush
monkey
travesty
masquerade as
dress up
pass off
cover up
do a bit
send up
profess to be
make out like
put up a smoke screen
follow suit
act as if
follow the example of
let on like
do an impression of
pass oneself off as
play the part
hoax
put-on
pull
get into
dress in
change into
don
wear
posture as
seem to be
aspire to
pretend to have
satirize
US
profess to have
burlesque
lampoon
do a number
scheme
orchestrate
confound
confuse
strike
trick
lay it on thick
exhibit
swing the lead
assume the role of
affect the role of
guy
put up a front of
stage
fake it
ham
play to the gallery
put on a pretense
suppose
display
mess
hoke
satirise
UK
reiterate
develop
aspire
jive
fish
jazz
fudge
cozen
hoodwink
beguile
become
symbolise
UK
signify
exemplify
glass
symbolize
US
double
correspond
daydream
fantasize
US
dream
lay on
excogitate
correspond to
be hypocritical
lay claim
claim falsely
fake out
be deceitful
assume the role
go through the motions
suppress
obscure
give appearance of
put on act
make show of
hatch
come to have
double as
turn into
put on a false display
pass yourself off as
minimize
US
veneer
varnish
downplay
tell untruth
drum up
think up
misstate
cook up
tell a white lie
dream up
vamp up
vamp
create out of thin air
fib
enact
romance
fancy
muse
sugarcoat
airbrush
secrete
extenuate
screen
take after
model oneself on
rip off
take as a model
pattern oneself after
pattern oneself on
minimise
UK
take as an example
follow in the footsteps of
take as a pattern
follow in someone's steps
take a leaf out of someone's book
take as a role model
model
indulge in fantasy
fantasise
UK
paint
draw
sketch
de-emphasize
keep quiet about
hush up
keep a lid on
draw a veil over
sweep something under the rug
keep dark
sweep something under the carpet
keep secret
be dishonest about
soft-pedal
incarnate
attitudinize
picture
limn
disguise as
build castles in Spain
build castles in the air
act as though
delineate
follow example
present
make like a
disguise yourself
pass as
purport to be
assume the character of
represent oneself as
disguise oneself as
assume character
pass yourself off
act a part
fake being
take the part of
play a role
mask as
behave like
shroud
take leaf out of book
figure
doublespeak
cover
pussyfoot
evoke
character
paint a picture of
put in words
set out
paint in words
draw a picture of
paint a mental picture of
be dishonest
double-talk
hide one's feelings
pass off as
more ❯
Verb
▲
To loot, plunder or invade by force
raid
loot
pillage
plunder
ransack
despoil
maraud
overrun
spoliate
strip
depredate
reave
reive
rifle
sack
spoil
forage
steal from
devastate
rob
ravage
rape
lay waste
gut
prey
foray
fleece
ruin
destroy
requisition
liberate
prowl
loft
lift
salvage
appropriate
kip
burn
relieve
grab
demolish
rip off
knock off
moonlight requisition
stick up
knock over
wreck
raze
smash and grab
level
shatter
damage
harry
desolate
scourge
wipe out
havoc
leave desolate
wrest
exterminate
desecrate
extinguish
annihilate
crush
disorganize
trample
impair
waste
pull down
sink
capture
cream
sweep away
trash
disrupt
wreak havoc
leave in ruins
seize
break up
consume
stamp out
total
smash
dismantle
prostrate
wreak havoc on
overwhelm
overthrow
pulverize
US
decimate
pulverise
UK
vaporize
US
tear down
vaporise
UK
nuke
wrack
torpedo
devour
rub out
break
vandalize
US
vandalise
UK
flatten
do in
obliterate
ravish
lay waste to
mar
deface
blast
sabotage
attack
defeat
knock down
bring down
blow up
raze to the ground
blow to bits
take out
dash
bomb
blight
dilapidate
bring to ruin
mess up
blow to pieces
defile
take apart
bulldoze
scupper
fell
crash
ruinate
mangle
topple
nix
violate
reduce to ruins
smash up
assail
wipe off the map
wipe off the face of the earth
denude
assault
freeboot
burgle
depopulate
harass
disfigure
empty
deplete
scotch
blow
eradicate
smite
take
abuse
botch
bust
batter
bust up
maim
mutilate
injure
reduce
remove
unbuild
efface
undo
blow sky-high
clear out
wipe off map
throw down
undermine
foul up
make a mess of
put paid to
write off
dash to pieces
get rid of
reduce to rubble
crack up
clean out
lay in ruins
wrack up
louse up
dispossess
make desolate
deprive
chasten
vitiate
chastise
tear apart
arrogate
embezzle
confiscate
invade
trespass
bring about the downfall of
rustle
mess
spray paint
take care of
lay low
burn out
do one in
disassemble
shipwreck
wipe from the face of the earth
knock to pieces
betray
molest
maraud over
deceive
corrupt
compromise
dynamite
spend
cripple
crack
trounce
wolf
wax
tear to pieces
beat
put in toilet
gobble up
explode
slaughter
massacre
execute
butcher
run onto the rocks
damage beyond repair
put out of commission
pile up
tear up
create chaos
play mischief with
go looting
go pillaging
break down
overcome
prang
engulf
bombard
beleaguer
drain
exhaust
absorb
envelop
expend
commit genocide
cut a swath through
kill off
cut down
profane
shell
disintegrate
fracture
fragment
go on forays
go on raids
disembowel
draw
eviscerate
clean
pollute
contaminate
dishonour
UK
oppress
dispatch
draw down
use up
play out
blitzkrieg
pound
cannonade
strafe
muller
dress
blaspheme
pervert
scorch
cruel
overturn
euchre
bodge
dish
poison
banjax
torch
burglarise
UK
swipe
make
boost
burglarize
US
snatch
thieve
infect
debase
befoul
commit sacrilege
degrade
exenterate
press hard
attack repeatedly
go through
incinerate
blitz
barrage
target
saturate
hit
reduce to nothing
blow a hole in
bring to naught
bring to nothing
screw up
wreak havoc upon
do for
put the kibosh on
dishonor
US
outrage
treat sacrilegiously
prostitute
insult
disbowel
gralloch
embowel
paunch
tip over
do over
combust
scald
treat with disrespect
blaspheme against
prepare
bowel
cremate
carbonise
UK
carbonize
US
erase
make lose face
commit sacrilege against
cancel
set upon
expunge
delete
remove the guts from
remove the innards from
empty out
burn to the ground
burn down
destroy by fire
burn up
reduce to ashes
burn to a crisp
extirpate
eliminate
liquidate
abolish
excise
kill
scratch
ax
US
finish
scrub
off
zap
squash
ink out
knock out
cross out
blank out
wash out
X-out
clean up
wipe off face of earth
blue pencil
finish off
black out
strike out
KO
mark out
score out
cover
cut
blot out
obscure
block out
root out
remove all traces of
axe
UK
shoot down
snuff out
destroy root and branch
rub off
more ❯
Verb
▲
To seize and detain a person unlawfully
kidnap
abduct
capture
hijack
seize
snatch
remove
steal
run off with
shanghai
coax
decoy
entice
grab
impress
inveigh
lure
make off with
nobble
ransom
run away with
seduce
skyjack
waylay
carry off
hold to ransom
body snatch
bundle off
carry away
make away with
spirit away
take as hostage
take hostage
take prisoner
lay hands on
take as prisoner
take captive
rape
hold hostage
imprison
nab
dognap
sneeze
ravish
put the snatch on
commandeer
expropriate
appropriate
take over
confiscate
take possession of
nick
carjack
borrow
more ❯
Verb
▲
Transfer illegal goods
smuggle
sneak
run
bootleg
bring illegally
deal
export
hide
moonshine
push
rustle
slip
spirit
traffic
bring in
handle contraband
run contraband
run rum
snake in
sneak in
take illegally
bring secretly
bring surreptitiously
take surreptitiously
take secretly
take illicitly
bring illicitly
ship
deal in
traffic in
Verb
▲
Give a false or misleading account of the nature of
misrepresent
distort
garble
misstate
pervert
belie
falsify
misinterpret
warp
disguise
fudge
misreport
twist
misquote
bend
color
US
colour
UK
cook
misrelate
parody
slant
strain
conceal
manipulate
travesty
adulterate
angle
beard
bias
blarney
cheese
cloak
con
confuse
dress
embellish
embroider
equivocate
exaggerate
lie
mangle
mask
miscolor
overdraw
overstate
palter
prevaricate
promote
puff
skew
snow
stretch
quote out of context
take out of context
blow smoke
build up
cover up
give a false account of
give a false idea of
pass off
phony up
put a spin on
trump up
alter
doctor
change
massage
tamper with
fake
rig
fiddle
misconstrue
interfere with
tinker with
fix
juggle
corrupt
obscure
magnify
fabricate
varnish
airbrush
muddle
pad
spin
fiddle with
mistranslate
forge
misrender
suppress
mislead
deceive
overdo
veil
screen
misattribute
whitewash
hyperbolize
dramatize
US
dress up
put words in somebody's mouth
dramatise
UK
misuse
gloss over
abuse
masquerade
prejudice
counterfeit
misemploy
curve
influence
contort
prostitute
dissimulate
profane
misapply
salt
cover
hide
camouflage
overemphasize
US
enhance
affect
modify
amplify
inflate
scam
downplay
overestimate
minimize
US
amend
overstress
extenuate
veneer
overplay
emphasize
US
cook up
catastrophize
enlarge
exalt
sugarcoat
cook the books
romanticise
UK
romanticize
US
doctor up
minimise
UK
put on
hike
boost
brag
boast
heighten
expand
de-emphasize
hush up
soft-pedal
keep secret
overemphasise
UK
emphasise
UK
put on an act
elaborate on
lay it on thick
draw a veil over
sweep something under the rug
keep dark
sweep something under the carpet
blow out of proportion
make a mountain out of a molehill
make too much of
blow up out of all proportion
jumble
blur
slur
patch
mutilate
mix up
twist around
misarticulate
mold
US
shape
mould
UK
quote
put the wrong slant on
quote incorrectly
tilt
tip
weight
slope
misshape
weigh
invent
train
concentrate
focus
aim
direct
point
debase
vitiate
poison
give a false impression of
contravene
four-flush
traverse
gloss
deacon
fib
trim
rearrange
shuffle
occult
blanket
shroud
enshroud
curtain
fake it
frame up
tamper
blot out
paper over
change round
transform
revamp
edit
revise
rework
throw off balance
divert
perform magic
overvalue
aggrandize
mess about with
make changes to
make adjustments to
make alterations to
meddle with
touch up
varnish over
deteriorate
wind
knot
crush
melt
decline
writhe
slump
gnarl
sag
deviate
collapse
misappropriate
deflect
subvert
give a false picture of
over-elaborate
elaborate
oversell
pretend
overpitch
add colour
flimflam
diddle
finagle
mistreat
cut
spike
ruin
alloy
spoil
desecrate
steer
animalize
outrage
veer
water
brainwash
seduce
exploit
mishandle
lay on
lay it on with a shovel
pile it on
make a federal case of
draw the longbow
big up
up
caricature
stretch the truth
pile it on about
shoot a line
pyramid
lay it on with a trowel
romance
pretty up
make a big thing of
lay it on with a trowel about
intensify
go to extremes
blow something out of all proportion
make a production out of
make a drama out of a crisis
lay it on thick about
loud talk
overexaggerate
paint
smear
deal rapidly with
white
distemper
decorate
liberate
sweep under the carpet
vindicate
make light of
whiten
pull a veil over
blanch
launder
daub
treat as unimportant
exonerate
sweep under the rug
put one on
make out like
dissipate
embezzle
mismanage
waste
squander
steal
defalcate
falsely represent
dissemble
make bad use of
make a pretense of
feign
secrete
bluff
simulate
pass someone off
sham
emphasize too much
make a big thing out of
blow up
draw the long bow
play up
put up a smoke screen
put on a false front
keep quiet about
keep a lid on
put on a front
put up a front
be dishonest about
give a false identity to
ham it up
overrate
accentuate
overact
increase
hype
overdo it
augment
stress
melodramatize
overdramatize
extend
belabour
UK
gild
widen
belabor
US
overpraise
point up
maximize
US
chew the scenery
tear a cat
ham
beef up
accent
make a production of
mug
escalate
attach too much importance to
swell
strengthen
deepen
maximise
UK
labor
US
labour
UK
highlight
overuse
underline
flesh out
redouble
consolidate
pile on
lay it on
aggravate
expand on
step up
dwell on
overwork
harp on
amp up
emote
attach too much weight to
burlesque
raise
act
overembellish
compound
multiply
pump up
ham up
go overboard
puff up
overcharge
distend
impress
ginger up
add to
exacerbate
make federal case
enlarge on
blow out of all proportion
brighten
over-praise
jazz up
worsen
broaden
make a big thing about
inflame
make worse
jack up
hike up
rouse
rise
intensate
expound on
go on about
lay too much emphasis on
harp on about
place too much emphasis on
go on
drive home
labor at
show off
get carried away
chew up the scenery
stretch a point
theatricalize
make a song and dance about
make a big thing of something
make too much of something
make a fuss
interlard
blow up out of proportion
overstate the case
put-on
magnify importance
make larger
make a big deal out of something
allow too much for
overcalculate
express emotion
cram
fill
bloat
surcharge
balloon
spread
fill out
blow-up
overelaborate
yeast
lay too much stress on
make a mountain out of
make mountain of molehill
add detail to
add flesh to
over-embroider
over-embellish
over-colour
drive up
swell up
go up
make something out of nothing
acclaim
go over the top about
go on and on about
exaggerate information
go into detail about
sharpen
reinforce
give someone a sob story
dilate
overwrite
applaud
praise
spread on thick
mount
sweeten
sensationalize
US
make mountain out of molehill
quicken
gain strength
pick up
advance
overplay it
heat up
lighten
pour it on
set off
darken
add fuel
whet
tone up
heap on
run up
jump up
fan the flames of
play-act
soft-soap
stage
perform
splash
produce
tragedize
present
sensationalise
UK
execute
playact
enact
farcialize
show
camp it up
embellish the truth
sweet-talk
give fulsome praise
pay extravagant compliments
foreground
overstate one's case
lay on with a trowel
underscore
feature
make much of
punctuate
give color to
play on heartstrings
play to the gallery
play to gallery
make a performance of
press
illuminate
glorify
carry
go overboard with
do to death
coat
grace
italicize
US
overprize
overload
camp up
overburden
overtax
overindulge
fatigue
overtire
pressure
overreach
italicise
UK
deck
window-dress
adorn
enrich
sugar-coat
call attention to
draw attention to
turn spotlight on
bring to the fore
talk big
make a thing about
strain oneself
pull the longbow
drive oneself
make a thing of
run riot
wear down
garnish
beautify
ornament
bedeck
go too far
wear oneself out
lay something on thick
exceed
overreckon
overassess
rate too highly
assess too highly
think
overesteem
bite off too much
run into the ground
accelerate
begild
engild
plate
aureate
overlay
wash
tinsel
aurify
glitter
supersize
make a big deal out of
exaggerate the worth of
stoke
supplement
think too highly of
expect too much of
praise too highly
think too much of
exaggerate the merits of
prize too highly
lengthen
add
expatiate
turn up
make louder
soup up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
infringe
break
contravene
disobey
transgress
violate
breach
flout
defy
disregard
overstep
ignore
infract
neglect
exceed
borrow
crash
encroach
entrench
go beyond
impose
intrude
kick against
lift
meddle
obtrude
offend
presume
steal
trespass
commit a breach of
fail to observe
ride roughshod over
fail to comply with
fly in the face of
take no notice of
cock a snook at
go against
fracture
traduce
transgress against
rebel against
set at naught
oppose
refuse to obey
resist
mock
contradict
spurn
encroach upon
counteract
outrage
withstand
repudiate
challenge
depart
go counter to
pay no heed to
be in breach of
deviate from
depart from
buck
disagree with
intrench
renege on
thumb one's nose at
fall foul of
violate law
err
sacrilege
sin
contaminate
thwart
cross
hinder
refute
not comply with
trample on
tamper with
disaffirm
gainsay
conflict with
interfere with
abjure
negate
interpose
exclude
impugn
traverse
combat
reject
fight
offend against
interfere
deviate
fall outside of
not conform to
bend the rules
rebel
insurrect
revolution
mutiny
decline
revolutionize
US
object
dare
strike
shirk
riot
desert
baulk
UK
evade
misbehave
balk
US
revolutionise
UK
recalcitrate
differ
disagree
revolt
not mind
be remiss
break rules
not listen
not heed
set aside
run riot
dig your heels in
break the rules
rise in arms
refuse to comply
scorn
fly in face of
pay no attention to
deride
take law into own hands
ridicule
taunt
jeer
disdain
sneer
insult
gibe
scoff
slight
scout
despise
affront
gird
quip
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
sneer at
poke fun at
gibe at
set one's face against
make a fool of
laugh in the face of
treat with disdain
take the piss out of
show contempt for
thumb nose at
dissent
rise up
be insubordinate
run amok
remonstrate
renounce
denounce
come out against
protest
demonstrate
rampage
take to the streets
bypass
veto
agitate
kick over the traces
be at odds with
refuse to accept the authority of
campaign
arise
take no account of
leave out
rock the boat
secede
drop out
overturn
turn against
opt out
get out of line
upset
break with
make waves
stage a rebellion
take up arms
rise up in arms
mount a rebellion
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
mount the barricades
rise
face
confront
disobey authority
oppose authority
resist authority
beard
brave
defy authority
rise against
go on strike
take part in an uprising
refuse to obey orders
take part in an insurrection
kick over
snub
disparage
disrespect
outface
disesteem
fail
vilipend
outbrave
brazen
breast
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
contemn
have contempt for
pooh-pooh
brush off
refuse to acknowledge
have no use for
repulse
stick
venture
meet head-on
provoke
outdare
take on
front
call someone's bluff
stand up to
make my day
square up to
hurl defiance at
hang tough
treat with contempt
put up a fight against
stick fast
take a stand against
take one on
hold out against
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Illegally imitated or reproduced
pirated
bootlegged
counterfeit
bogus
copied
dummy
fake
faked
feigned
forged
fraudulent
imitation
inauthentic
knock-off
phoney
UK
phony
US
pseud
pseudo
sham
simulated
spurious
unauthentic
false
mock
ersatz
affected
assumed
put-on
deceptive
not genuine
pretended
queer
snide
misleading
fictitious
wrong
framed
bent
not kosher
brummagem
Hollywood
plant
pretentious
delusory
crock
fishy
delusive
suppositious
won't fly
soft shell
cod
two-faced
supposititious
artificial
contrived
factitious
pretend
forced
mechanical
plastic
strained
unnatural
substitute
specious
make-believe
fabricated
trumped-up
manufactured
invalid
meretricious
fallacious
adulterine
ungenuine
apocryphal
deceitful
unreal
bum
quasi-
faux
insincere
quasi
virtual
wannabe
self-styled
would-be
not real
not legit
to all intents and purposes
as it were
untrue
synthetic
invented
deceiving
man-made
inaccurate
imaginary
imitative
unfounded
mimic
erroneous
hollow
incorrect
so-called
beguiling
deluding
reproduction
mistaken
made-up
distorted
replica
concocted
untruthful
laboured
UK
unsound
illusory
inexact
facsimile
sophistical
labored
US
mannered
dishonest
fakey
dud
mythical
off
flawed
imprecise
made up
stilted
fictional
put on
ostensible
falsified
fanciful
faulty
seeming
illogical
imagined
overdone
casuistic
stiff
worthless
unsubstantiated
chimerical
baseless
misguided
counterfactual
model
fantastic
visionary
apparent
studied
truthless
fabulous
trumped up
trick
sophistic
exaggerated
superficial
tricky
misrepresentative
actorly
toy
improvised
illusive
without foundation
wooden
crooked
cheating
unconvincing
dodgy
way off
fantasied
chimeric
phantom
fantastical
ideal
notional
mythic
phantasmal
imaginal
phantasmic
cooked-up
lying
in error
dissembling
double-dealing
hokey
unreliable
self-conscious
equivocal
ambiguous
phony-baloney
groundless
unproven
disingenuous
professed
unsupported
purported
ungrounded
overripe
fantasy
mad
unreasoned
fantasized
US
dream
duplicitous
pseudo-
dreamed-up
fancied
adopted
improper
dicey
reasonless
avowed
alleged
theatrical
supposed
iffy
pinchbeck
impostrous
colored
US
hypocritical
treacherous
fictive
underhand
manmade
pseudonymous
overworked
nonnatural
coloured
UK
ham
hammy
falsie
crafty
guileful
out
off beam
bad
shady
sharp
unspontaneous
quack
vain
hoax
catchy
full of holes
copy
play-play
shifty
unscrupulous
illegal
imposturous
imitated
constrained
mendacious
unprincipled
duplicate
fast
underhanded
rogue
hyped up
fantasised
UK
economical with the truth
plausible
nugatory
devious
representative
phoney-baloney
unreasonable
rehearsed
unverified
dubious
legendary
unauthenticated
doubtful
questionable
irrational
unqualified
repro
surface
uncanonical
glib
campy
miniature
chemical
cast
derivative
illusionary
overblown
cooked up
devised
non-natural
elaborate
planned
debatable
non-existent
confusing
misinformed
made
makeshift
constructed
apish
copycat
not what it is cracked up to be
evasive
low-grade
low-quality
poor-quality
shoddy
inferior
prepared
ostensive
semi-
nominal
mythological
allonymous
foundationless
unoriginal
amiss
experimental
unsatisfactory
substandard
adulterated
ill-founded
uncorroborated
unfactual
nonfactual
mealymouthed
posed
off the mark
contrary to fact
near
reported
terminologically inexact
voulu
manipulated
far-fetched
fixed
recherche
staged
casuistical
lookalike
gingerbread
not accurate
not exact
posey
not true
without basis
unstraightforward
wide of the mark
awry
askew
defective
abroad
off target
mock-up
conceited
melodramatic
affectated
awkward
counterfeited
playacting
fraud
charlatan
bluffing
shammed
masked
in name only
covered
concealed
dissimulated
not the case
off base
way out
way off beam
knock off
sly
sneaky
cunning
untrustworthy
scheming
misconceived
null
stagy
overly planned
wrong number
all wet
all off
perfidious
Machiavellian
bewildering
distracting
perplexing
mistakable
demagogic
confounding
puzzling
rigid
inflexible
bound
begrudging
coercive
grudging
binding
conscripted
slave
stringent
forcible
empty
ostentatious
likely
captious
colorable
presumable
credible
probable
sophisticated
flattering
presumptive
idle
insubstantial
quixotic
null and void
void
nonvalid
nonbinding
inoperative
subtle
slippery
foxy
wreck
uptight
taut
farfetched
wired
put
unglued
tight
choked
slim
hollow-hearted
seemingly correct
not binding
uncollectible
double-faced
Punic
false-hearted
in a state
hard put
nervous wreck
strung out
at end of rope
plausible but wrong
apparently right
insidious
rascal
roguish
designing
serpentine
oblique
slick
astucious
indirect
wily
acted
swindling
criminal
corrupt
illicit
dishonourable
UK
unlawful
Janus-faced
defrauding
unfair
dirty
unjust
unethical
shonky
knavish
bamboozling
dishonorable
US
against the law
more ❯
“The scoundrel sold me a
pirate
copy of the original.”
Adjective
▲
Produced, distributed, or sold illicitly
bootleg
illegal
illicit
unlicensed
unofficial
black-market
unauthorised
UK
unauthorized
US
contraband
pirated
unlawful
unsanctioned
bootlegged
outlawed
smuggled
under-the-table
hooky
under-the-counter
plagiarised
UK
plagiarized
US
stolen
under the counter
prohibited
forbidden
banned
proscribed
verboten
criminal
illegitimate
felonious
interdicted
actionable
lawless
unwarranted
wrongful
crooked
lawbreaking
taboo
shady
bent
against the law
hot
dodgy
dishonest
malfeasant
heavy
not permitted
not allowed
improper
under the table
barred
unconstitutional
racket
corrupt
violating
wildcat
wrong
fraudulent
off limits
impermissible
unwarrantable
irregular
prosecutable
extralegal
culpable
indictable
clandestine
immoral
furtive
nefarious
delinquent
villainous
wicked
non licet
guilty
adulterous
dirty
against the rules
not legal
not approved
sub rosa
miscreant
outside the law
out of line
contrary to law
in violation of law
flagitious
tabu
excluded
disapproved
dishonourable
UK
knockoff
shonky
dishonorable
US
shut out
illegally obtained
unethical
disorderly
iniquitous
unsavory
US
anarchic
terrorist
punishable
dark
black
unruly
bad
insurrectionary
vile
insubordinate
seditious
anarchical
mutinous
rebellious
disruptive
unacceptable
mutinying
insurgent
noncompliant
peccant
nonconformist
sly
sinful
vicious
revolting
evil
savage
anarchistic
unrighteous
barbarous
tapu
ungoverned
uncivilised
UK
racketeering
disobedient
smoking gun
excessive
rotten
recusant
uncultivated
haram
without law and order
unsavoury
UK
turbulent
ruled out
warlike
infringing
violent
unregulated
unpeaceful
contumacious
piratical
off base
criminogenic
not acceptable
uncivilized
US
transgressing
nihilistic
disordered
traitorous
bogus
unscrupulous
unprincipled
underhand
base
foul
unfair
reprehensible
despicable
low-down
disallowed
not cricket
mean
depraved
detestable
contemptible
devious
dissolute
reprobate
no-no
treacherous
execrable
sordid
roguish
rascally
underhanded
unjust
out of bounds
heinous
hateful
atrocious
abominable
monstrous
diabolical
fiendish
outrageous
restricted
odious
double-dealing
shocking
horrible
murderous
diabolic
ungodly
profane
degenerate
sacrilegious
unholy
blasphemous
deceitful
crafty
nasty
ignoble
guileful
false
scoundrelly
low
shifty
deceptive
egregious
warped
stinking
beastly
scandalous
dastardly
knavish
shameful
morally wrong
unapproved
uncertified
unaccredited
blameworthy
unjustified
vetoed
swindling
infamous
duplicitous
cruel
debased
cunning
irreligious
ill-gotten
defrauding
impious
shrewd
unsportsmanlike
offensive
wily
unsporting
erring
fallen
cheating
amoral
impure
fast
rogue
indecent
refused
ignominious
godless
sharp
sneaky
unpleasant
disreputable
disgusting
deceiving
sullied
tainted
maleficent
perverted
Janus-faced
cowardly
deplorable
wretched
abject
worthless
slick
inequitable
no go
peccable
scurvy
shabby
paltry
snide
currish
designing
black-hearted
below the belt
off-color
low-minded
on the side
secret
undemocratic
out-of-bounds
debarred
inappropriate
unclean
groundless
off-limits
closed-up
closed
closed-down
out
inadmissible
smart
off the record
embargoed
artful
unconscionable
controlled
disgraceful
notorious
unreasonable
indefensible
unnecessary
undue
undeserved
uncharitable
undignified
unbecoming
not sanctioned
not on
abhorrent
fly
misleading
exploitative
lying
insincere
hoodwinking
untrustworthy
unworthy
cheap
over the line
lamentable
caitiff
servile
degraded
obscene
inelegant
menial
condemnable
uncalled for
beggarly
squalid
ungentlemanly
canny
clever
irreverent
risqué
closed down
dangerous
abandoned
back-door
gray
US
grey
UK
Machiavellian
conniving
calculating
deleterious
injurious
damaging
devilish
dissipated
naughty
smutty
blamable
salacious
censurable
profligate
wanton
debauched
baneful
hurtful
prejudicial
harmful
pernicious
incorrigible
nocuous
adverse
noxious
mischievous
baleful
sleazy
grubby
unsportsmanly
terrible
heartless
detrimental
wayward
ill
shameless
sorry
scummy
lame
scungy
lousy
scheming
sneaking
ratty
scabby
out of order
inhuman
bad news
salty
slippery
ornery
hostile
two-faced
snaky
ruffianly
blackguardly
gangland
underworld
thievish
informal
loathsome
obnoxious
undesirable
sham
untrue
tricky
spurious
counterfeit
phoney
UK
pseudo
bamboozling
falsified
forged
mock
fake
imitation
phony
US
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