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Often used in the same context:
charlatan,
dissembler,
jackanapes,
popinjay,
flatterer,
knave,
huckster,
vulgarian,
rotter,
magus,
lecher,
poltroon,
aristo,
conniver,
windbag,
tosspot,
ironist,
imposture,
dogmatist,
blackguard,
prig,
nincompoop,
fuckwit,
prevaricator,
sophist,
whoremonger,
monomaniac,
epicene,
diabolism,
manque,
buffoon,
panderer,
max beerbohm,
braggart,
bootlicker,
snakeoil,
hemingwayesque,
jape,
boor,
slimeball,
apple polisher,
scallywag,
dipsomaniac,
moralizer,
wiseman,
rhetorician,
humbuggery,
fop,
slanderer,
unctuousness,
sensualist,
tragedian,
solipsist,
miles gloriosus,
dullard,
lech,
poseur,
gasbag,
hackwork,
prestidigitator,
simpering,
foppery,
dilettante,
esthete,
blowhard,
fabulists,
oaf,
spiv,
tinhorn,
autolycus,
smarminess,
flibbertigibbet,
schnook,
fusspot,
orotund,
dolt,
reprobate,
sleazoid,
superciliousness,
simpleton,
cuckolds,
blusters,
fussbudget,
dulcamara,
metaphysician,
plutocrat,
sybarite,
controversialist,
bungler,
shtik,
mumbler,
mummery,
impishness,
byronic,
theocrat,
gnomish,
egotist,
sloganeer,
pontificator,
roguery,
gulling,
dogberry,
quack,
impostor,
assassin,
forger,
juggler,
swindler,
jester,
showman,
thief,
tailor,
adventurer,
buffoons,
cheats,
clown,
conjuror,
fiddler,
mendicants,
murderer
More specific:
craniologist,
phrenologist
More general:
cheat,
cheater,
deceiver,
trickster
Synonyms:
charlatan
Also try:
— Adjectives for mountebank:
political,
old,
mere,
italian,
poor,
itinerant,
arrant,
famous,
little,
clever,
impudent,
more...
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