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Synonym for swindle [verb]

The synonym swindle synonymous definition words:
means "cheat"
trick, deceive, con, dupe, defraud, gull, cozen
- conjugate verb swindle
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swindle [noun]

means "deception"
fraud, trickery, extortion, shakedown, confidence game
Further results for the word "swindle"

beguile [verb]

means "deceive"
mislead, swindle
- conjugate verb beguile

cheat [verb]

means "action"
swindle, defraud, gyp, bilk, dupe, deceive
- conjugate verb cheat

chisel [verb]

means "bamboozle"
swindle, defraud, deceive, gyp, cheat, steal
- conjugate verb chisel

con [verb]

means "deceive"
swindle, cheat, trick, gyp, mislead, dupe
- conjugate verb con
- translate con

confidence game [noun]

means "deception"
fraud, trickery, extortion, shakedown, swindle

defraud [verb]

means "do"
cheat, swindle, trick
- conjugate verb defraud

do [verb]

means "activity"
defraud, cheat, swindle, trick
- conjugate verb do

fraud [noun]

means "deceit"
swindle, artifice, racket, sham, misrepresentation, deception

hassle [verb]

means "panhandle"
hustle, con, bamboozle, beg, pimp, swindle
- conjugate verb hassle

hoax [noun]

means "prank"
practical joke, trick, joke, dodge, swindle, manoeuvre

humbug [verb]

means "cheat"
deceive, delude, dupe, fool, swindle, trick
- conjugate verb humbug

mulct [verb]

means "defraud"
swindle, fleece, bleed, milk, trick, deceive
- conjugate verb mulct

prank [noun]

means "trick"
practical joke, hoax, joke, dodge, swindle, manoeuvre

put on [noun]

means "pretence"
mockery, hoax, swindle, imitation, fake, parody

rook [verb]

means "cheat"
swindle, fleece, rob, defraud
- conjugate verb rook

scam [noun]

means "fraud"
rip-off, gyp [US], cheating, stealing, swindle, cheat

screw [verb]

means "activity"
hurt, swindle, rip-off
- conjugate verb screw

steal [verb]

means "criminality"
rob, thieve, filch, loot, pilfer, swindle
- conjugate verb steal

trick [verb]

means "action"
deceive, fool, cheat, dupe, swindle, delude
- conjugate verb trick

trick [noun]

means "deed"
prank, practical joke, hoax, joke, dodge, swindle

victimise [verb]

means "mistreat"
swindle, rip-off
- conjugate verb victimise

victimize [verb]

means "mistreat"
swindle, rip-off
- conjugate verb victimize

swindler [noun]

means "con man"
cheater, charlatan, fraud, confidence man, phony, impostor, knave

con man [noun]

means "confidence man"
deceiver, swindler, cheat, crook, hustler, scoundrel

deceiver [noun]

means "impostor"
charlatan, cheat, humbug, swindler, pretender, confidence man

extortionist [noun]

means "vampire"
bloodsucker, gold digger, thief, swindler

faker [noun]

means "deceiver"
fraud, pretender, charlatan, hypocrite, swindler, rascal

gold digger [noun]

means "extortionist"
bloodsucker, vampire, thief, swindler

humbug [noun]

means "impostor"
charlatan, cheat, deceiver, swindler, pretender, confidence man

hypocrite [noun]

means "deceiver"
fraud, pretender, charlatan, faker, swindler, rascal

operator [noun]

means "charlatan"
scoundrel, fraud, rascal, speculator, swindler

pretender [noun]

means "impostor"
charlatan, cheat, deceiver, swindler, humbug, confidence man

quack [noun]

means "impostor"
charlatan, pretender, fake, faker, phony, swindler

thief [noun]

means "person"
robber, swindler, pirate, pickpocket, looter, brigand

vampire [noun]

means "extortionist"
bloodsucker, gold digger, thief, swindler
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