by the side of (and touching)
opposite to
the cheat; trick (a person)
fool; cheat
the cheats, deceive (a person)
fool
a person who makes a bid
person with whom one competes
to use flattery or deceit to persuade, get information etc from, (a person)
attempt to coax; flatter
a person who claims to have more skill, knowledge or ability then he or she really has
swindler
bored (and feeding angry)
lie
to persuade (a person or thing) to do something by using kindness, encouragement etc
persuade
contradicting
antagonistic
a person convicted of crime and being punished
criminal
a person who has done wrong
person responsible for wrongdoing
to cause (a person) to believe something that is false
mislead; be dishonest
to trick (a person) out of what is rightly hers or his
cheat, bilk
to deceive or mislead (a person) (on purpose)
deceive, fool
a person who is detained (especially by the police etc as a suspect)
person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will
to pull, twist, (something) out of the usual shape; to give a false account of (something)
deform; falsify
to make (something) false
alter, misrepresent
a person guilty of a serious crime
criminal
a delicate way of dealing with a situation
know-how, maneuver
to praise (a person) too much or insincerely (in order to please)
compliment excessively
(a piece of) the woolly covering of a sheep or similar animal; to rob (a person) by using trickery
plunder, steal
(an act of) criminal dishonesty; a person who pretends to be qualified, to have authority or to want to be kind, but who is or does not
trickery, deception
lie and deceive
deceive, swindle
(to deceive a person using) a trick intended to make a person believe something that is not true and act unnecessarily
trick
to deceive or trick (a person)
deceive
to beg (a person) urgently and repeatedly
demand, insist
something imposed, e.g. a tax, burden, fine
deception
of lie
tell an untruth
to gain knowledge of, become skilled in, (a subject being studied, a particular activity)
acquire information
a person engaged in a lawsuit
person with whom one competes
to quote (a person, book etc) wrongly
lie, distort
to give a false account or description of (a person, opinion etc)
lie
expressing 'no', 'not', a refusal; lacking commitment, enthusiasm; (of number or amount) less than zero
bad, contradictory
a person against whom one fights, struggles, plays games, contests an election or argues
person with whom one competes
member of the political party or parties opposing the Government
obstruction, antagonism
(in olden times) a person punished by being placed outside the protection of the law; to make (something) illegal; ban (it) officially
person who is running from the law
to be more clever, cunning, than (another person, animal)
outwit
to defeat (a person) by being more cunning
deceive
to calm (a person, a person's anger, excitement etc)
make peaceful; appease
the act of persuading; a group of people with a particular belief
influencing to do, believe
the possession of two contrasted or opposing qualities, principles or tendencies
opposition
to make untrue or partly untrue statement (to avoid telling the (whole) truth)
deceive; stretch the truth
(of material) to tear
trick; robbery
to take property from a person or place unlawfully
steal, deprive
a kind of large black bird like a crow; castle; to get money from (a person) by cheating or by charging a ridiculously high price
trick
(until 1971) a British coin with the value of twelve old pennies; a unit of currency in Kenya, Uganda etc
bait, entrap
(the use of) a trick to deceive a person
trick
to cheat a person (in order to get money etc)
cheating, stealing
something done in order to deceive or done to make a person appear ridiculous; a practical joke; a feat of skill with the hands
deceit
deception, joke
deception, joke
to be pleasant to (a person) to get (something) one wants
talk into
tricks used to get something one wants
cunning
