the cheats, deceive (a person)

fool

be an enemy to (one's country etc)

be disloyal

a secret agreement or understanding for a deceitful or fraudulent purpose

secret understanding, often with intent to defraud

to cause (a person) to believe something that is false

mislead; be dishonest

to deceive or mislead (a person) (on purpose)

deceive, fool

clever deceit

slyness, cleverness

to deceive or trick (a person)

deceive

to do tricks, perform (with balls, plates etc thrown into the air) to amuse people

mislead, falsify; handle several things at once

to cause (a person) to have the wrong idea or opinion or, to act incorrectly

give someone the wrong idea, information

(of teams, players etc with equal scores) to play a deciding match

stop, hinder

an event (a football match, concert etc) for which all tickets have been sold; a betrayal

betray principles

to oppose or prevent (something) successfully

stop, hinder

the act, result, of being treacherous

disloyalty, dishonesty

deception, joke

deception, joke