1) a secret agreement or understanding for a deceitful or fraudulent purpose (collusion)
not genuine
counterfeit
done secretly; kept secret
secret, sly
(of a person, action) immoral; dishonest
dishonest
(to make) (something) made or done in imitation of another thing in order to deceive
fake, simulated
showing skill in trickery of the deceit
clever, scheming
often deceiving
dishonest, insincere
deceiving
dishonest
going round and not taking the direct way
dishonest, crafty
not honest
lying, untruthful
difficult to find, capture etc; not easy to remember
evasive, mysterious
a work of art etc that looks genuine but is not
false, imitation
(of an argument etc) wrong because based on error
false, wrong
an act of pretending
imagined, unreal
untruthful
dishonest
not real or genuine; to make fun of (a person, way of speaking etc) (especially by copying in an unkind or disrespectful way)
artificial, fake
(to make) the cry of a duck; a person dishonestly claiming to have medical knowledge and skill
counterfeit
to pretend (to be in the condition mentioned)
artificial, counterfeit
not to be trusted
deceitful, untrustworthy
(of actions) done secretly
sneaky, secret
deceitful(ly)
deceitful