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Often used in the same context:
bilk,
embezzle,
swindling,
scamming,
deceive,
mislead,
misappropriate,
dupe,
overcharge,
scammed,
conning,
fleecing,
extort,
hoodwink,
launder,
stealing,
burglarize,
cheat,
ponzi scheme,
pyramid scheme,
smuggle,
bribing,
coerce,
false pretenses,
conceal,
falsify,
blackmail,
connive,
rob,
bamboozle,
tax evasion,
manipulate,
money laundering,
disenfranchise,
circumvent,
subvert,
alleges,
misusing,
grand larceny,
repay,
tricking,
sue,
conspiring,
misapplying,
pocketing,
con artist,
colluding,
abetting,
grand theft,
intimidate,
pilfer,
disfranchise,
deprive,
victimize,
impersonating,
misspend,
burgle,
identity theft,
false pretense,
lied,
evade,
misstate,
indicted,
disguising,
filch,
underpay,
shortchange,
schemed,
solicit,
misrepresenting,
inflate,
befool,
discredit,
viatical settlement,
garnisheeing,
entice,
entrap,
counterfeit,
misinform,
accused,
preyed,
siphon,
perpetrate,
embarrass,
defame,
incriminate,
reimburse,
abduct,
suborn,
recoup,
insider trading,
curry favor,
implicate,
delude,
sting operation,
perjure,
confuse,
injure,
misbrand,
shoplift,
personating,
undermine
More specific:
short,
short-change
Appears in the definition of:
dishonest,
dishonorable,
false pretence,
false pretense,
forgery,
honest,
honorable,
implicate,
knowing,
mail fraud,
raid
More general:
beat,
cheat,
rip off,
sell short
Synonyms:
bunco,
con,
diddle,
mulct,
nobble,
rook,
swindle
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