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double-cross
verb as in to deceive or betray someone
noun as in betrayal
noun as in scam
noun as in swindle
noun as in treachery
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noun as in trickery
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noun as in perfidy
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noun as in sellout
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noun as in treacherousness
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noun as in collusion
noun as in con
noun as in guile
verb as in juggle
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verb as in mislead
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verb as in mock
verb as in play dirty
verb as in backstab
verb as in sell/sell out
verb as in stab in the back
verb as in take in
verb as in thwart
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verb as in beguile
verb as in two-time
verb as in betray
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verb as in bluff
verb as in sell out
verb as in cheat
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verb as in con
verb as in cross
verb as in deceive
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verb as in delude
verb as in double-cross
verb as in dupe
verb as in hoodwink
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Made from recycled ocean plastics and spandex, this fully lined top features a scoop neck, thick straps, a double cross back, and cut-out holes in the front that allow water to pass through.
Without that break, the Double Cross deception plan which ensured the success of the D-Day landings could never have gone ahead.
One, the Polish spy Roman Czerniawski, had already changed sides twice before he was brought into the Double Cross team.
The Double Cross deception may sound like something out of fiction.
Indeed, Stalin was better informed about the Double Cross system than Churchill himself.
It looks to me like Uncle Sam was goin' to get the double cross.
I should have been forced to double-cross my boss, and I'd have hated it.
Formerly pennies were marked with a double cross and crease, so that it might easily be broken into two or four parts.
And I know youre trying to get the logs cheap now, and give them the double-cross.
In all my years and in all my trips over the southwest you are the first westerner to give me the double-cross.
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On this page you'll find 71 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to double-cross, such as: beguile, betray, bluff, cheat, con, and cross.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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