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Main Entry:	cheat [cheet] Show IPA/tʃit/ Show Spelled
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	person who fools others
Synonyms:	bluff, charlatan, chiseler, con artist, confidence operator, conniver, cozener, crook, deceiver, decoy, defrauder, dodger, double-crosser, double-dealer, enticer, fake, hypocrite, impostor, inveigler, jockey, masquerader, pretender, quack, rascal, rogue, scammer, shark, sharper, shyster, swindler, trickster

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Main Entry:	cheat
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	defraud, fool
Synonyms:	bamboozle, beat, beguile, bilk, bleed, bunco, burn, caboodle, chisel, con, cozen, crib, cross, deceive, defraud, delude, diddle, do a number on, do, double-cross, double-deal, dupe, fast talk, finagle, fleece, flimflam, fudge, give bum steer, gouge, gyp, hoodwink, hose, jerk around, milk, mislead, pull one's leg, ream, rip off, rook, rope in, sandbag, scam, screw, shaft, short, shuck, skin, snow, stiff, sucker, swindle, take, take for a ride, take in, take out, trick, trim, two-time, victimize

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	cheat
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	frustrate, thwart
Synonyms:	baffle, check, defeat, deprive, foil, prevent

Example Sentences

Furthermore, students who cheat in college are more likely to cheat in graduate and professional schools and to engage later.

My suggestion would be to go beyond walking around so that they feel that they cannot cheat.

It seems stunningly unfair now to cheat retirees and near-retirees out of benefits promised.

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Furthermore, students who cheat in college are more likely to cheat in graduate and professional schools and to engage later.

My suggestion would be to go beyond walking around so that they feel that they cannot cheat.

It seems stunningly unfair now to cheat retirees and near-retirees out of benefits promised.

These areas are so naked and true that there is no way to cheat them.

The participants were told that no one would know whether they pushed the space bar, but they were asked not to cheat.

The proliferation of mobile devices gives students more ways to cheat on tests.

It found that stressed students didn't generally cheat on tests, but sometimes took shortcuts in patient care.

The labels were obscured by socks pulled up to the rim of each can, so to cheat a volunteer had only to lower the sock.

In a strange but mutually beneficial bargain, punishing other cheaters earns punishers the right to cheat.

In short, don't cheat and don't be dumb with your info.

Academic sites come in second, while paper mills and cheat sites are third.

We must never excuse people who cheat the welfare system.

When men cheat on a girl friend or wife it's another women and the same for women, it's over another man.

Take it more as a suggestion of some things to try out, not as a cheat sheet for eager angel investors.

Exposing students who cheat to public scrutiny would undermine the university's mission, she said.

The second, and more important lesson, is that you can't cheat nature.

If someone cheats once, they are likely to cheat again.

Workers are still at the mercy of employers who can cheat them of their wages and dismiss them summarily.

In another culture, he would be considered a cheat and infidel and may be subject to death.

The problem is that fears about food safety give trade protectionists a wonderful opportunity to cheat.

It doesn't allow the politicians to cheat as easily.

The size of the shadow economy depends on the incentives to cheat as well as the opportunities.

Forever best manipulating remedy to cheat the people and earn the money.

And without comprehensive checks on all its nuclear activities, it also felt free to cheat on regardless.

We have enough rich bankers trying to tax us and cheat us of the fruits of our labors.

So getting poison into prison to cheat the hangman's noose would be easy.

But this is as illusory as any past empire imagining that it could cheat eternity.

Dogs are dumb, they are not interested in the outcome of the experiment, and they do not cheat.

One way to cheat death is to go to heaven before it comes for us.

It's not nearly as complex and there's less room to be able to cheat the system.

But those who cheat tourists-taxi-drivers, crummy hoteliers, money-changers-are a powerful lot.

Schooler feared, people were more likely to cheat after being exposed beforehand to arguments against free will.

But now worried instructors and administrators say that students might use phones to cheat on tests.

Players who try to cheat by asking members of staff for directions are penalised with misinformation.

Now, much of the research being done on why students cheat has concluded that cheating is a problem of moral development.

If she isn't loyal to the dog, she's going to cheat on you with a meth-addict beggar.

The tests, quizzes, and exercises are in a different format so if they do cheat on the exercises they only hurt themselves.

Just caught a plagiarist yesterday who apparently bought a paper from a cheat site.

If you collaborate you get stronger, if you cheat you win once but lose from then on.

The poor work ethic and inclination to cheat that students learn not from their peers, but at home.

Broadcasters say the operators cheat by drastically understating their subscriber numbers.

Something that doesn't cheat you but doesn't make you come off as a high maintenance prima donna.

The pact was supposed to be a powerful political symbol that euro-using countries would not cheat each other.

People cheat on taxes to provide a better life for their kids and they get jail time.

Animals have ambition of a leadership, but no greed they don't cheat.

One may have an urge to cheat on their partner, but they do not have to act on.

With today's technology students can cheat in so many ways not involving facebook.

The problem is that not only the ones who cheat, or allow others to cheat by looking into their exams, are to blame.

In short, awareness of a ghost-a supernatural agent-made people less likely to cheat.

When regulators' decisions bring economic benefit, the regulated are incentivised to cheat.

The net result of one market actor seeking to cheat another is not strength.

In future, the cheat will either not deal with him or will do so more honestly.

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Main Entry:	beguile
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	fool
Synonyms:	betray, bluff, burn, cheat, chisel, con, deceive, delude, double-cross, dupe, entice, exploit, finesse, flimflam, gyp, have, hoodwink, impose on, jockey, juggle, lure, manipulate, mislead, play, play for a sucker, rook, rope in, scam, seduce, shave, snow, stick, string along, suck in, take, take in, trick

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	charlatan
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	swindler
Synonyms:	cheat, con, con artist, fake, fraud, imposter, mountebank, phony, pretender, quack, rip-off artist, sham

Main Entry:	con
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	trick
Synonyms:	bluff, cheat, crime, deception, double-cross, dupe, fraud, gold brick, graft, mockery, swindle, take in
Antonyms:	honesty, truthfulness

Main Entry:	con
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	deceive, defraud
Synonyms:	bamboozle, bilk, cajole, cheat*, chicane, coax, double-cross, dupe, flimflam, fool, hoax, hoodwink, hornswoggle, humbug, inveigle, mislead, rip off, rook, sweet-talk, swindle, trick, wheedle
Antonyms:	be forthright, be honest

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	counterfeit
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	make deceitful imitation
Synonyms:	Xerox, act like, affect, ape, assume, bluff, carbon, cheat, circulate bad money, clone, coin, copy, defraud, delude, ditto, do, do like, dupe, fabricate, fake, feign, forge, go like, imitate, impersonate, knock off, make like, make money, mimeo, mimic, mint, phony up, phony, pretend, put on, sham, simulate, stat
Antonyms:	be honest

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	crook
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	criminal, thief
Synonyms:	cheat, filcher, knave, pilferer, purloiner, racketeer, robber, rogue, scoundrel, shark, shyster, swindler, villain
Antonyms:	law, police

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