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What is another word for
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Verb
To cheat or swindle, especially by overcharging
To physically tear or pull off or out
To physically tear apart
To steal
Take or follow as a model
Borrow from
Search through something in a hurried way in order to find or steal something
Noun
A fraudulent scheme or action
The action or crime of stealing
An imitation of something, particularly a well-known product, usually lower in quality and price than the original
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Verb
▲
To cheat or swindle, especially by overcharging
cheat
defraud
con
trick
bamboozle
bilk
deceive
dupe
finagle
fleece
hoodwink
stiff
sucker
swindle
bleed
cozen
diddle
flimflam
gouge
gyp
shaft
victimise
UK
victimize
US
chicane
filch
pilfer
rook
skin
snooker
stick
sting
do
exploit
goldbrick
gull
rob
abuse
heist
overcharge
plunder
use
double-cross
take advantage of
take for a ride
pull a fast one on
put one over on
short-change
pull a swifty on
sell down the river
give someone a bum steer
lead up the garden path
gaff
screw
mulct
fiddle
euchre
hose
shortchange
hustle
squeeze
chisel
chouse
short
beat
thimblerig
ream
skunk
pluck
nobble
shake down
do in
mislead
scam
fool
hoax
delude
take to the cleaners
hornswoggle
beguile
burn
string along
take in
have
bunco
snow
milk
misguide
bluff
humbug
misinform
swizzle
sell a pup to
suck in
have on
sharp
spoof
clip
fake out
sandbag
juggle
buffalo
catch
outwit
gammon
entrap
kid
manipulate
rush
gazump
sell
inveigle
do a number on
pull a fast one
lead on
betray
sell a bill of goods to
embezzle
stitch up
illude
steal
rope in
overreach
outmanoeuvre
UK
outmaneuver
US
pull the wool over somebody's eyes
fudge
double-deal
ensnare
seduce
circumvent
sell a pup
walk over
jerk around
extort
do the dirty on
wring
pull one's leg
set up
take someone for a ride
suck dry
prey on
impose on
swizz
soak
caboodle
charge too much
mistreat
misuse
take
dodge
fake
do out of
jive
pull the wool over someone's eyes
screw over
walk all over
play on
put on
outfox
despoil
thwart
trim
shuck
lure
wheedle
disappoint
extract
catch out
make a fool of
misrepresent
enslave
run a game on
pull something
disinform
put one over on someone
do someone in the eye
sell a bill of goods
treat unfairly
impose upon
step on
take to cleaners
cash in on
lie to
pull the wool over one's eyes
live off the backs of
ill-use
have someone on
pull a fast one on someone
lead one down the garden path
take someone in
trap
pull fast one
withhold rights from
ill-treat
gip
duck
weasel
sell out
stab in the back
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
surcharge
rifle
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
jiggle
fraud
shear
play dirty
strip
frustrate
ruin
foil
dispossess
sell someone down the river
frame
bilk of
stump
pigeon
bleed dry
lead somebody down the garden path
befool
outsmart
take to the cleaner's
do number on
sucker into
play
throw
play for a fool
pull wool over
double deal
hocus-pocus
extortion
pad
overtax
nick
fox
play-act
play a trick on
juke
fix
flam
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
get the better of
shortweight
skim off the top
bully
intimidate
oppress
welsh
be sold a pup
bypass
cajole
sweet-talk
coax
drain
penalise
UK
punish
penalize
US
baulk
UK
fine
balk
US
forfeit
tear from
wrench
bleed someone of something
wrest
expel
eke out
force
scrounge
hook
lead someone on
cuckold
falsify
carve
roughhew
sculpt
shape
incise
sculpture
hew
roughcast
exhaust
baffle
dust
take for
play away
cross up
play joke on
beat out of
step out
take for ride
deplete
sap
sidestep
skirt
steal someone blind
con out of
rook out of
dump on
prey upon
play upon
take advantage of somebody
sway
jockey
contrive
evade
shortcut
empty
reduce
phlebotomize
leech
draw
deprive
misdirect
play games
twist around your little finger
stage-manage
gaslight
pull strings
pull wires
wangle
bias
impress
misstate
prevaricate
suck the life out of
pauperize
blackmail
impoverish
confiscate
strong-arm
put the screws to
elude
finesse
distort
pervert
put on the wrong track
put on an act
entangle
enmesh
lead up garden path
cover up
wrong steer
put on false front
bait and switch
propagandise
UK
bunk
bait
tempt
double-talk
give wrong information to
doublespeak
propagandize
US
mousetrap
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
lie
pull wool over eyes
play trick on
put up smoke screen
entice
lead astray
give the wrong impression
fabricate
circumnavigate
get around
stymie
wish
foist
palm
lirt
crib
cross
blench
rogue
belirt
pass off
stall
offload
dump
palm off
take out
fast talk
give bum steer
break the rules
pass on
foist off
sell a pig in a poke
fob off
pawn off
patronise
UK
capitalize on
profit from
treat lightly
take liberties with
trifle with
maltreat
leverage
trade on
control
play with
target
patronize
US
play someone for a sucker
use for one's own ends
decoy
manoeuvre
UK
outslick
maneuver
US
allure
outthink
defeat
bewilder
outgeneral
soft-soap
outjockey
charm
outplay
tantalize
US
persuade
two-time
goose
outguess
top
outdo
worst
jip
confuse
cap
jolly
butter up
steal a march on
pretend
let down
tantalise
UK
influence
induce
end run
figure out
pull somebody's leg
attract
tease
hypnotize
US
enchant
woo
bewitch
mesmerize
US
captivate
feign
joke
sham
blandish
flatter
solicit
backstab
banter
affect
out-think
mock
dissimulate
hypnotise
UK
mesmerise
UK
overcome
dissemble
fail
urge
stroke
oil
massage
soap
break faith with
get round
four-flush
run rings round
be cleverer than
make rings round
work over
play up to
put up a front
lay it on thick
troll
make a monkey of
make somebody look an idiot
deke
impose
flirt with
defy
outperform
slip something over on
trip up
pull in
wind up
rebel against
disobey
belie
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
blag
entrance
play a practical joke on
make a fool of somebody
catfish
dazzle
blind
spellbind
ravish
titillate
challenge
psych out
fit up
go one better than
win over
flirt
dally
toy
trifle
wanton
coquet
lead down the garden path
play games with
toy with
dally with
bribe
pull
invite
steer
lay a trap for
be disloyal to
split
be unfaithful to
play false
shave
make use of
blarney
send on a wild-goose chase
give the runaround
be disloyal
be dishonest
go back on
be unfaithful
palaver
convince
best
string someone along
talk
talk into
bootlick
soften
crowd
prevail on
push
brownnose
play for a sucker
upset
dissatisfy
hack
discourage
anger
rub the right way
make up to
suck up to
get next to
build up
spread it on
hand a line
work on
sweeten up
argue into
apple polish
machinate
rig
dispirit
annoy
toll
honey
butter
play fast and loose with
disconcert
disaffect
dumbfound
vex
doctor
engineer
simulate
counterfeit
disgruntle
disillusion
mastermind
cook
profess
assume
yuck
yuk
jest
jape
fun
josh
quip
gag
wisecrack
chaff
depress
displease
sweet talk
egg on
put someone up to something
overdo it
soften up
game
avoid
allege
dishearten
sadden
interfere with
find a loophole in
tinker with
fudge with
fiddle with
exploit a loophole in
tamper with
detour
aggrieve
dismay
fib
irritate
disenchant
disquiet
end-run
outflank
act
claim
exasperate
chagrin
discontent
rag
ridicule
bother
aspire
impersonate
purport
get past
prevent
queer
crimp
escape
cramp
shun
break your word
break one's word
let on
pass yourself off as
make out
pass for
lay claim
masquerade
be deceitful
stonewall
malinger
be hypocritical
fish
jazz
claim falsely
whitewash
shuck and jive
play someone false
fail to satisfy
fall short of expectations
steer clear of
stave off
get out of
ward off
find a way round
exaggerate
perjure
equivocate
make sport of
poke fun at
make fun of
yank somebody's chain
misspeak
palter
bull
overdraw
misinstruct
forswear
BS
be economical with the truth
frame someone
not speak the truth
perjure yourself
make up a story
tell stories
invent a story
be untruthful
break promise
make believe
tell a lie
lack candor
forswear oneself
bear false witness
say something untrue
tell an untruth
commit perjury
not tell the truth
fake it
tell a falsehood
stretch the truth
tell a white lie
perjure oneself
tell untruths
forswear yourself
tell a terminological inexactitude
concoct a story
be forsworn
depart from the truth
more ❯
“It has been demonstrated that he is unwilling to
rip off
his customers with a shoddy product.”
Verb
▲
To physically tear or pull off or out
remove
detach
tear off
pull off
strip off
pull out
separate
free
disengage
disconnect
loosen
unfasten
sever
uncouple
part
unhitch
isolate
disunite
segregate
loose
clip off
break off
unzip
decouple
disassemble
undo
chop off
disjoin
divide
unhook
dismount
sunder
disentangle
hack off
abstract
disassociate
nip off
unbutton
untie
cut off
unbridle
take apart
unfix
prune off
withdraw
release
unlock
open
unclasp
unloose
unbind
unwrap
unravel
extricate
unclose
unshut
unstrap
unyoke
unbuckle
unstop
unloosen
unblock
liberate
disentwine
set free
unbolt
untangle
split
dissociate
unlink
unlace
divorce
unleash
disaffiliate
slip
unseal
let go
extract
disjoint
dissever
ramify
resolve
disembarrass
clear
unpin
take off
unshackle
untwine
untether
disarticulate
uncork
unfetter
unknot
break up
unlash
unlatch
unbar
solve
unpick
let out
move away
walk away
pop
throw wide
skim
unsnap
unmanacle
take out
rupture
bifurcate
break
dissect
disburden
discumber
cleave
uncombine
dichotomize
unscrew
uncap
break open
let off the lead
break apart
pull apart
come apart
divide in two
split in two
come away
become disconnected
become detached
let loose
ease
unmoor
insulate
sequester
seclude
take down
prize
pry
unroll
tear open
alienate
quarantine
avoid
explain
crack
jimmy
work out
unchain
get to the bottom of
throw open
answer
decipher
break in
reveal
open the door
expose
spread
distance
cut loose
cast off
set adrift
cut out
husk
uncover
peel
shuck
unpack
set apart
break from
break away
break with
withdraw from
place far off
put at a distance
unstick
abandon
leave
move off
split off
more ❯
“Perhaps we just need to
rip off
the bandaid and give it a good dose of Dettol.”
Verb
▲
To physically tear apart
rip
tear
shred
rip apart
tear apart
tear off
pull apart
tear to pieces
rip in two
rip to pieces
tear in two
rip asunder
tear asunder
“We had to
rip off
your shirt in order to get to the superficial cuts underneath it.”
Verb
▲
To steal
appropriate
steal
take
misappropriate
thieve
pilfer
pocket
purloin
make off with
embezzle
swipe
nab
lift
filch
snaffle
snitch
bag
walk away with
walk off with
liberate
pinch
nick
half-inch
boost
heist
hook
nip
whip
knock off
peculate
defalcate
abstract
blag
trouser
rob
crib
loot
nobble
glom
run off with
shoplift
abscond with
help oneself to
snatch
snavel
carry off
tief
poach
bone
rifle
run away with
burglarize
US
cop
cabbage
copy
plagiarize
US
pirate
take for oneself
borrow
burglarise
UK
pillage
plunder
burgle
scrump
plagiarise
UK
clifty
bootleg
souvenir
reproduce
walk
knock over
requisition
make away with
ransack
raid
steal from
scrounge
take off
go walkies
infringe the copyright of
expropriate
skim
snare
forge
flog
pluck
swindle
relieve
help yourself to
help yourself
stick up
remove
imitate
despoil
annex
US
jack
grab
palm
siphon off
annexe
UK
take possession of
hold up
duplicate
arrogate
commandeer
hijack
sack
obtain
cheat
defraud
pickpocket
counterfeit
maraud
sneak
ravage
strip
spirit away
devastate
fleece
reave
gut
depredate
spoliate
salvage
smash and grab
moonlight requisition
loft
have sticky fingers
pass off as your own
monkey
finger
infringe
copy illegally
reproduce illegally
seize
shop steal
falsify
adopt
dispossess someone of
sequester
score
snag
keep
prig
use
kidnap
abduct
wrest
extricate
yank
gain
withdraw
convert
cozen
espouse
acquire
embrace
cart off
gain possession of
take over
replicate
copycat
rip
fake
run off
nail
grasp
secure
get
grip
net
capture
spoil
thieve from
scrape
usurp
assume
simulate
take up
derive
take on
cheat one of
strip one of
misuse
misapply
defraud someone of
defraud one of
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
rape
forage
commit white-collar crime
commit fraud
lay waste
make one's own
steal money
infringe on
prey
prowl
kip
foray
burn
dip into the public purse
drain
disinherit
abscond
oust
lose
withhold
con
bereave
strong-arm
pass off as one's own
snap up
put hand in till
put hand in cookie jar
take from
have one's hand in the till
hustle
snipe
vandalize
US
do over
lay waste to
tip over
clear out
wreak havoc on
vandalise
UK
make
more ❯
Verb
▲
Take or follow as a model
imitate
copy
emulate
follow
ape
echo
repeat
copycat
mime
mimic
mirror
simulate
counterfeit
duplicate
parrot
model oneself on
take after
follow suit
pattern oneself after
pattern oneself on
take as a model
follow the example of
take as an example
take as a pattern
take as a role model
follow in the footsteps of
take a leaf out of someone's book
ditto
quote
reproduce
reiterate
reecho
recite
recall
resemble
do like
make like
impersonate
say again
restate
rival
regurgitate
parallel
pattern after
chant
go like
second
redouble
repeat mechanically
repeat mindlessly
repeat back
trot out
say
reel off
ring
react
reflect
rebound
vibrate
rubber-stamp
respond
suggest
be like
conjure up
evoke
look like
favour
UK
inherit
match
approximate
equal
act like
call up
be similar to
favor
US
remind one of
compete with
surpass
outdo
rivalize
outvie
compete
do
vie with
contend with
contend
challenge
be the spitting image of
be a chip off the old block
have the look of
cause one to remember
put one in mind of
bear a resemblance to
make one think of
come near to
come close to
be the equal of
be on a par with
follow in footsteps
pattern yourself after
recapitulate
be in the same league as
parody
reaffirm
recap
reprise
rehearse
model yourself on
iterate
ingeminate
re-echo
more ❯
Verb
▲
Borrow from
sample
borrow from
Verb
▲
Search through something in a hurried way in order to find or steal something
rifle
rummage
search
hunt
rake
ransack
scour
comb
forage
sift
dredge
go
troll
fossick
burglarise
UK
burglarize
US
despoil
dig through
grab
gut
hunt through
rip
sort through
strip
take
trash
waste
go through
search through
shuffle through
tip over
turn over
turn upside down
smash and grab
sift through
turn inside out
grub
explore
fossick through
rummage through
scrabble around in
poke around in
look through
probe
leave no stone unturned
go through with a fine-tooth comb
root
rootle
examine
poke
scrutinize
US
ferret in
scrutinise
UK
beat
rummage around in
dig in
scrabble about in
ferret around in
ferret about in
root around in
root about in
delve in
fish about in
rifle through
fish around in
grub about in
ferret about
roust around in
rootle around in
look high and low
clean
ferret
delve
scan
rake through
fish
fine-tooth-comb
clear
seek
investigate
rummage in
forage through
rummage about in
root through
grub around in
leave no stone unturned in
go over with a fine-tooth comb
poke about in
beat the bushes
search high heaven
browse
sweep
look all round
dig
widen
raise
deepen
unearth
hunt around in
look around in
finecomb
screen
inspect
rummage round in
scrabble
go over
go through with fine-tooth comb
poke through
nose around
burrow
roust
mine
prepare
uncover
ferret around
break
shovel
spade
drag
inquire
US
enquire
UK
find
rout
dig up
bring up
dredge up
look all over
turn upside-down
jumble
toss
grope
disturb
disorder
disarrange
shake
disorganize
disarray
fumble
disrupt
spy
look high and low in
ferret out
search thoroughly
track down
look up and down
look for
mix up
mess up
poke around
shake down
scratch
scrape
level
smooth
hoe
flatten
harrow
grade
fine-comb
remove
weed
rake up
clear up
hunt for
rake over
break up
clean up
skirr
poozle
prospect
look round
look around
check
skim
eye
eyeball
frisk
dig into
run over
glance over
run your eye over
look
burrow in
gouge out
scoop out
jump into
really get into
trowel
excavate
dig deeper
dig deep
tunnel
search about
scrabble around
scratch about
grope around
feel around
forage around
poke about
fish around
fish about
scratch around
flush out
roust around
rootle around
more ❯
Noun
▲
A fraudulent scheme or action
swindle
fraud
sting
deception
deceit
fiddle
racket
rip-off
trickery
con
scam
cheat
imposture
sham
trick
bunco
chicanery
exploitation
flimflam
imposition
swizz
swizzle
artifice
bunko
diddle
dodge
double-dealing
gyp
hustle
ruse
sharp practice
wile
fastie
knavery
roguery
blackmail
cheating
con trick
embezzlement
extortion
fake
frame-up
hoax
scheme
sell
shakedown
shell game
stealing
confidence trick
crooked deal
dirty pool
double cross
fast one
fast shuffle
shady deal
grift
con game
confidence game
rort
ploy
kite
fix
spoof
stratagem
humbug
boondoggle
subterfuge
canard
snow job
Ponzi
skin game
bunco game
bait-and-switch
boiler room
bit of sharp practice
jive
plant
whitewash
wrong
stunt
jazz
put-on
baloney
frame
ramp
leg-pull
cozening
hoaxing
hanky-panky
bamboozlement
double-cross
bluff
dirty trick
run around
cover up
game
bill of goods
crime
graft
fraudulent scheme
conspiracy
plot
con job
twist
blind
hosing
craft
prank
chicane
joke
stratagems
Trojan horse
practical joke
sucker game
piece of deception
dupe
mockery
device
take in
gold brick
manoeuvre
UK
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
machination
gimmick
move
expedient
trap
contrivance
fetch
duplicity
fakery
play
jig
gambit
feint
maneuver
US
knack
juggle
sleight
lurk
shenanigan
wheeze
shift
rig
schlenter
snare
flanker
pretense
US
ambush
treachery
decoy
falsehood
cover
pretence
UK
distortion
delusion
invention
illegal scheme
push
swindling
dishonesty
corruption
illegality
theft
intrigue
lay
lawlessness
underworld
squeeze
set-up
illegal enterprise
criminal activity
illicit scheme
tactic
pretext
strategy
plan
method
wangle
loophole
jest
jape
lie
put-up job
misrepresentation
hokum
porky
hogwash
catch
bilk
stall
mare's-nest
pork pie
fallacy
wrinkle
cover-up
story
shuck
malarkey
ride
illusion
crock
fib
design
system
tactics
program
US
venture
manoeuvring
UK
project
arrangement
machinations
blueprint
enterprise
programme
UK
maneuvering
US
setup
game plan
master plan
cunning plan
secret plan
ground plan
plan of action
line of action
road map
crafty designs
grand design
course of action
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The action or crime of stealing
theft
stealing
robbery
larceny
thievery
thieving
embezzlement
pilfering
purloining
rip-off
pilferage
robbing
shoplifting
appropriation
burglary
dacoity
expropriation
fraud
heist
hold-up
misappropriation
peculation
raid
snatch
swindling
defalcation
stick-up
annexation
break-in
caper
cheating
crime
defrauding
deprivation
extortion
filch
fleece
holdup
hustle
job
lift
looting
mugging
pillage
piracy
plunder
racket
rapacity
score
snitch
steal
stickup
swindle
touch
vandalism
smash and grab
pinch
grab
swiping
snatching
blag
smash-and-grab
breaking and entering
swoop
attack
sting
steaming
filching
housebreaking
depredation
smash-and-grab raid
ram raid
rapine
spoliation
seizure
hit
felony
nicking
wrongdoing
purse-snatching
home invasion
unlawful act
mortal sin
five-finger discount
capture
confiscation
grabbing
seizing
commandeering
taking
hook
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An imitation of something, particularly a well-known product, usually lower in quality and price than the original
knockoff
copy
counterfeit
fake
forgery
reproduction
rip-off
imitation
replica
pirate
dupe
knock-off
sham
fraud
phoney
UK
dummy
hoax
mock-up
lookalike
likeness
phony
US
imposture
pseudo
humbug
put-on
deception
imposition
bogus
junque
plagiarism
plagiarization
duplication
substitute
warez
pinchbeck
facsimile
gyp
simulacrum
crib
sell
deceit
actor
bum
spoof
simulation
pretence
UK
pretense
US
fabrication
sleight
four-flusher
make-believe
scam
trick
swindle
gold brick
flimflam
print
bootleg
falsification
carbon
workalike
carbon copy
fraudulence
imitating
warez
twin
cheat
duplicate
clone
miniature
ditto
replication
photocopy
model
reduplication
mock
mimeo
image
Xerox
stat
copycat
chip off old block
repro
representation
fax
mimeograph
offprint
transcript
reprint
autotype
telefax
photostat
Photostat
telecopy
facsimile reproduction
mirror
figure
double
effigy
figurine
look-alike
statuette
statue
spitting image
ringer
toy
dead ringer
mimic
flimsy
repeat
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▲
Overcharging
highway robbery
extortion
fleecing
gouging
overcharging
banditry
gouge
holdup
rip-off
armed robbery
expensiveness
enormity
exorbitance
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