the cheats, deceive (a person)

fool

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 pull, twist, (something) out of the usual shape; to give a false account of (something)

deform; falsify

to make (something) seem larger, better, worse etc than if really is

overstate, embellish

(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 or trick (a person)

deceive

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

give someone the wrong idea, information

a piece of ground (usually small); a (secret) plan (good or bad) (to do something)

plan, scheme

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

to cheat a person (in order to get money etc)

cheating, stealing

the act, result, of being treacherous

disloyalty, dishonesty

deception, joke

deception, joke

not ethical

dishonest, immoral

tricks used to get something one wants

cunning