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Noun
A person who dishonestly claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine
(
British, slang
)
A doctor
The sound that a duck makes
A person who is dishonest or a criminal
Adjective
Fake, especially a person in the medical profession
Verb
To laugh, especially in a loud or harsh way
To make a husky, squawking noise
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Noun
▲
A person who dishonestly claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine
charlatan
fraud
impostor
mountebank
hoaxer
conman
fake
humbug
hustler
pretender
swindler
cheater
con
flimflammer
fraudster
phoney
UK
quacksalver
racketeer
rogue
shark
sharp
sharper
trickster
chiseller
dissembler
faker
fakir
grifter
hoodwinker
imposter
phony
US
ringer
scoundrel
sham
twister
villain
deceiver
defalcator
goldbrick
illywhacker
magsman
shammer
shicer
actor
cheat
con man
counterfeit
counterfeiter
hoser
masquerader
playactor
pseudo
rorter
simulator
slicker
tregetour
con-artist
con artist
double-dealer
bunco artist
confidence man
confidence trickster
double-crosser
rip-off artist
rogue trader
confidence woman
flimflam man
four-flusher
defrauder
hypocrite
bluffer
shyster
crook
dodger
scammer
chiseler
bilk
cozener
conniver
rascal
jockey
decoy
bluff
inveigler
bilker
enticer
sharpy
sharpie
skinner
finagler
tricker
scamster
confidence operator
knave
rook
wolf in sheep's clothing
huckster
impersonator
medicaster
imitator
Tartuffe
victimizer
deluder
schlenter
plant
exploiter
smoothie
gold brick
dissimulator
pharisee
backslider
casuist
poser
sophist
attitudinizer
pseud
pettifogger
empiric
whited sepulchre
mimic
scorner
duper
beguiler
mocker
plaster saint
mechanic
forger
two-face
con woman
lip server
aggressor
bully
joker
liar
fabricator
informer
malingerer
sneak
practical joker
skunk
two-timer
prankster
sham artist
hypocritical person
fleecer
slippery customer
play actor
horse trader
embezzler
thief
clip
absconder
operator
gouger
falsifier
bunco
confidence artist
scam artist
clip artist
canter
pietist
Pecksniff
bluenose
Pharisee
flip-flopper
sanctimonious person
Holy Willie
creeping Jesus
whited sepulcher
fibber
storyteller
fabulist
prevaricator
equivocator
snake in the grass
perjurer
maligner
misleader
fabler
false witness
betrayer
rat
snake
serpent
promoter
spiv
blackleg
spoofer
feigner
bamboozler
quibbler
evader
hoaxster
pro
gambler
Ananias
fibster
cowboy
unscrupulous operator
romancer
traitor
turncoat
spinner of yarns
teller of lies
teller of untruths
Judas
fink
quisling
schemer
cardsharp
snitch
apostate
recreant
backstabber
troublemaker
machinator
intriguer
Machiavellian
Machiavelli
slyboots
wheeler-dealer
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“An alternative medicine
quack
reckoned he could cure Faulkner of his twitching with a six-month course of treatment.”
Noun
▲
(
British, slang
)
A doctor
doctor
physician
surgeon
doc
GP
leech
medic
medico
sawbones
medical man
medical person
medical woman
medical practitioner
specialist
croaker
healer
MD
general practitioner
doctor of medicine
clinician
G.P.
family doctor
medical doctor
practitioner
family practitioner
family physician
neurosurgeon
heart specialist
heart doctor
heart surgeon
health worker
intern
corpsman
houseman
registrar
resident
plastic surgeon
health practitioner
medical student
cardiologist
“He went to see the
quack
this morning to get his monthly treatment.”
Noun
▲
The sound that a duck makes
honk
grunt
gaggle
whistle
“We could hear the
quack
of the ducks as we circled the pond.”
Noun
▲
A person who is dishonest or a criminal
criminal
lawbreaker
crook
offender
culprit
villain
delinquent
felon
malefactor
sinner
outlaw
con
perp
perpetrator
swindler
transgressor
wrongdoer
conman
evildoer
racketeer
bandit
burglar
fraudster
gangster
gaolbird
UK
jailbird
US
miscreant
scoundrel
thief
trickster
baddy
charlatan
convict
crim
fraud
mugger
robber
scammer
wretch
bioterrorist
hoaxer
housebreaker
rapist
rascal
reprobate
rogue
rorter
shoplifter
terrorist
cheat
cheater
cyberterrorist
embezzler
exploiter
grifter
gunman
heavy
hoodlum
hustler
infractor
lag
mobster
mug
phony
US
phoney
UK
ruffian
scamster
shyster
suspect
thug
trespasser
violator
yardbird
agroterrorist
bilker
defrauder
ecoterrorist
filcher
finagler
hellhound
hooligan
lifer
lout
malfeasant
marauder
misfeasor
narcoterrorist
outcast
peculator
pilferer
prisoner
tief
vandal
blackmailer
chiseller
cracksman
deadbeat
defalcator
derelict
desperado
drifter
fugitive
holdupper
hood
hoon
immoralist
knave
lighty
muscle
pretender
purloiner
scamp
scofflaw
shark
skelm
tearaway
transport
trusty
violater
yakuza
yegg
con man
bad actor
bad guy
con artist
juvenile delinquent
bad egg
evil-doer
guilty party
young offender
armed robber
black hat
black marketeer
confidence man
fallen angel
confidence trickster
guilty person
rogue trader
smooth operator
tea leaf
old lag
person responsible
slippery eel
confidence artist
ex-con
flimflam man
bunco artist
wanted criminal
punk
plunderer
pirate
rowdy
highwayman
yob
goon
raider
tough
yobbo
gorilla
gangbanger
roughneck
bully
brigand
toughie
gangsta
pillager
baddie
kleptomaniac
brute
prowler
toughy
plug-ugly
monster
hijacker
cat burglar
owl
bruiser
looter
stealer
larcenist
footpad
meanie
meany
pickpocket
devil
larcener
scrounger
moonlighter
sniper
lifter
no-good
fiend
heister
scumbag
caitiff
varlet
wrong 'un
rapscallion
mischief-maker
rat
ravager
dog
highway robber
holdup artist
stickup artist
porch climber
lowlife
dastard
pincher
good-for-nothing
rough
bad character
clip
ned
murderer
hound
boot boy
swine
creep
vagabond
blackguard
snake
scallywag
savage
hitman
nazi
scalawag
beast
scapegrace
hoodie
chav
stinker
troublemaker
freebooter
sneak thief
black sheep
rioter
dacoit
tsotsi
lager lout
spider
mosstrooper
reaver
mafioso
jerk
degenerate
louse
heel
scozza
bogan
cougan
cad
tyrant
rotter
psychopath
worm
varmint
bounder
wise guy
sociopath
scum
gang member
roughie
extortioner
evil person
nasty person
bully boy
unprincipled person
bovver boy
member of the family
tough guy
cut-throat
renegade
loser
cateran
killer
antagonist
inmate
snaphance
extortionist
Mafioso
profligate
committer
antihero
coercer
cretin
dirtbag
sleazebag
casual
Yardie
libertine
second-story worker
second-story man
liar
rake
slime
stinkard
slimeball
spalpeen
cur
scrote
imp
assassin
sneakthief
blighter
bad lot
buzzard
sleaze
larrikin
keelie
wastrel
vermin
snake in the grass
myrmidon
sleazeball
scuzzball
hatchet man
low-life
nasty piece of work
ne'er-do-well
yahoo
bad news
JD
despicable person
member of the Mafia
member of a criminal gang
petty thief
spoiler
ogre
public enemy number one
malevolent
universal foe
ransacker
agent
abuser
gunslinger
bushranger
juvie
rounder
bootlegger
cutthroat
swashbuckler
face
recreant
devil incarnate
captive
repeater
long-termer
defacer
rustler
bravo
sharper
picaro
hitwoman
godfather
public enemy
ladrone
bandolero
deceiver
slicker
mountebank
arrestee
forager
gunwoman
wiseguy
hired killer
professional killer
hired gun
intruder
hard man
picaroon
yardie
rider
tobyman
gunperson
highwayperson
destroyer
ruiner
despoiler
wrecker
picklock
assailant
attacker
problem child
monstrosity
holdup person
safecracker
midnighter
weasel
skunk
pig
toad
land pirate
strong-arm
extorter
profiteer
turd
sleeveen
hit woman
hit man
pusher
dealer
rat fink
mother
safe-breaker
safe-blower
safe-cracker
thief errant
road agent
urger
bloodsucker
rack-renter
young criminal
youthful offender
punk kid
first offender
porch-climber
poltroon
ronion
bezonian
pauper
scullion
horror
bum
pariah
looser
beggar
jagoff
cullion
pilgarlic
ingrate
knight of the road
graffiti artist
hit person
supervillain
mischiefmaker
hellion
sneak
maggot
incorrigible
monkey
nointer
urchin
nasty
mischief
mean person
cruel person
cutpurse
pickpurse
steamer
limb of Satan
enfant terrible
poacher
booster
lurcher
impostor
fake
schmuck
joker
fink
barbarian
sham
boor
demon
masquerader
slob
clown
fakir
sadist
crud
chuff
so-and-so
faker
churl
bleeder
reptile
double-dealer
flimflammer
pill
crumb
humbug
cozener
animal
mofo
shicer
double-crosser
dodger
imposter
chiseler
hypocrite
bilk
scally
conniver
hoodwinker
sharp
illywhacker
twister
magsman
quacksalver
ringer
jockey
ghoul
decoy
inveigler
bluff
enticer
dissembler
dingo
sharpie
sharpy
skinner
tricker
confidence operator
tregetour
rook
son of a gun
gold brick
bad apple
confidence woman
loafer
idler
SOB
huckster
wrong'un
terror
four-flusher
victimizer
deluder
bluffer
schlenter
stinkpot
prankster
pseudo
actor
serpent
rip-off artist
radge
toerag
layabout
ratbag
slacker
shirker
skiver
vagrant
sluggard
impersonator
jester
archfiend
butthole
lazybones
drone
slugabed
waster
imitator
pettifogger
empiric
puck
git
plant
beguiler
mimic
scorner
duper
mocker
ratfink
counterfeit
practical joker
hoser
counterfeiter
no-goodnik
do-nothing
no-account
con-artist
con woman
dastardly person
sly person
aggressor
viper
thing
riffraff
low life
backstabber
sleveen
atua
adversary
rotten egg
bad person
daemon
bete noire
common enemy
bear
stirrer
troll
medicaster
lounger
tough person
goldbrick
shammer
fleecer
bogeyman
slippery customer
tyke
disgrace
perisher
simulator
playactor
privateer
adventurer
corsair
buccaneer
cadger
pickle
rip
falsifier
gouger
forger
absconder
operator
mechanic
debauchee
wild man
unpleasant person
pond scum
dirty dog
oaf
vaurien
laggard
cowboy
little devil
tramp
opportunist
cardsharp
tease
mischievous person
prodigal
grafter
roué
rakehell
smoothie
bunco
cannibal
malingerer
rabble-rouser
pseud
clip artist
scam artist
unscrupulous operator
dropout
slimebag
scuzzbag
slimebucket
vulgarian
pervert
dirtball
deviant
piker
goof-off
bludger
reprehensible person
incompetent
worthless
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Fake, especially a person in the medical profession
fake
faux
bogus
false
fraudulent
sham
inauthentic
mock
phoney
UK
phony
US
pretend
pseudo
simulated
unqualified
artificial
counterfeit
deceptive
dishonest
dud
imitation
spurious
cod
dummy
feigned
forged
invalid
pretended
unauthentic
actorly
dissembling
misleading
untrue
worthless
make-believe
phoney-baloney
phony-baloney
so-called
double-dealing
not genuine
insincere
hypocritical
unctuous
backhanded
double
mealy
mealymouthed
jive
Pecksniffian
lip
double-faced
left-handed
Janus-faced
two-faced
affected
assumed
professed
purported
ostensible
contrived
faked
quasi-
alleged
imaginary
factitious
forced
mechanical
put-on
plastic
strained
unnatural
avowed
fictitious
shammed
masked
in name only
lying
charlatan
falsified
cheating
impostrous
covered
supposed
concealed
bluffing
dissimulated
imposturous
ersatz
apparent
laboured
UK
labored
US
hollow
synthetic
seeming
mannered
manufactured
overdone
stilted
fakey
specious
superficial
put on
self-styled
stiff
would-be
presumed
claimed
reputed
fabricated
unconvincing
substitute
wooden
pirate
overworked
putative
studied
surface
snide
declared
ostensive
virtual
quasi
not kosher
nominal
exaggerated
made-up
queer
wrong
pseudo-
pretentious
outward
copied
pseud
evident
imitative
meretricious
mimic
constrained
replica
illusory
suppositious
reproduction
self-conscious
grudging
semblant
prima facie
overripe
man-made
unreal
wannabe
soi-disant
framed
Hollywood
plant
brummagem
fishy
bent
delusory
crock
delusive
invented
ham
hammy
as it were
reported
pseudonymous
supposititious
improvised
stated
perceived
titular
nonnatural
won't fly
soft shell
to all intents and purposes
semi-
hokey
awkward
not real
not legit
rigid
inflexible
bound
binding
conscripted
begrudging
stringent
coercive
forcible
near
illusive
formal
likely
facsimile
plausible
uneasy
in title only
overblown
rehearsed
posed
appearing
posey
concocted
partly
apparently
supposedly
seemingly
counterfeited
conceited
imitated
playacting
melodramatic
affectated
fraud
adopted
uncomfortable
fallacious
chemical
cast
made
makeshift
constructed
elaborate
planned
possible
exterior
unspontaneous
practice
trial
manipulated
fixed
recherche
voulu
staged
probable
to all appearances
far-fetched
overly planned
gingerbread
theatrical
ungenuine
adulterine
campy
trumped-up
knock off
imagined
suspicious
suspect
fanciful
suspected
rumoured
UK
symbolic
mythical
fantasy
fantasized
US
dream
allegedly
itular
designated
official
ceremonial
named
emblematic
token
paper
fancied
dreamed-up
described
asserted
given
honorary
theoretical
unproven
averred
self-appointed
chimerical
fantasied
visionary
fabulous
chimeric
phantom
mythic
phantasmal
fantastical
fictive
imaginal
ideal
fictional
notional
phantasmic
fantastic
hypothetical
affirmed
doubtful
self-titled
presupposed
dubious
unproved
simple
mentioned
puppet
suggested
rumored
US
questionable
exhibited
manifest
self-named
play-play
notable
colorable
demonstrative
inappropriately named
commonly named
wrongly named
fantasised
UK
acted
more ❯
“I wouldn't trust that
quack
doctor with his wacky advice.”
Verb
▲
To laugh, especially in a loud or harsh way
cackle
chortle
giggle
chuckle
laugh
titter
roar
snicker
guffaw
twitter
snigger
scream
crow
hoot
blather
burble
gibber
gobble
screech
crack up
hee-haw
break up
tee-hee
laugh loudly
laugh uproariously
laugh like a drain
laugh irritatingly
fall about
roar with laughter
teehee
be in stitches
crease up
be doubled up
be rolling in the aisles
simper
snort
howl
dissolve into laughter
be creased up
sneer
burst out laughing
hoot with laughter
smirk
die laughing
sniggle
shake with laughter
bust a gut
be convulsed with laughter
laugh uncontrollably
bellow
cachinnate
shriek
smile
gurgle
fall down laughing
split your sides
be in hysterics
laugh heartily
double up
give a half-suppressed laugh
ha-ha
fall about laughing
te-hee
laugh gleefully
give a suppressed laugh
exult
start to laugh
hold one's sides
laugh out loud
laugh fit to bust
bellow with laughter
howl with laughter
laugh hysterically
shriek with laughter
laugh quietly
laugh inwardly
laugh to yourself
laugh your head off
nicher
mock
knock
tehee
nicker
yell
cry
trumpet
call
bark
convulse
fracture
whoop
grin
be convulsed
bray
rasp
have hysterics
express amusement
roll in the aisles
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make a husky, squawking noise
croak
rasp
squawk
caw
gasp
wheeze
crow
bark
choke
cough
grunt
hack
utter
growl
gutturalize
hawk
call
cry
grate
speak harshly
speak hoarsely
speak huskily
speak thickly
speak throatily
make husky
utter huskily
utter throatily
shrill
utter hoarsely
say hoarsely
expectorate
whoop
choke up
clear throat
spit up
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