- - Scam someone, say
- - Use a marked deck, say
- - Hide answers on your hand, say
- - Steal someone's heart, say?
- - Break a vow, say
- - Peek at someone else's test answers, say
- - Peek during hide-and-seek, say
- - Cook books, say
- - Use steroids, say
- - Palm an ace, say
- - Get infinite lives, say
- - Use crib notes, say
- - Peek on a test, say
- - Copy from your classmate's paper, say
- - Shortchange, say
- - Shortchange
- - Pocket diamonds, say
- - he will be discovered in a dubious act
- - Untrustworthy person's cold then warm
- - Do children worry?
- - talk about eastern trickster
- - in panic, he attempted to deceive
- - spiteful woman traps the man with deception
- - Dirty sort of person
- - Copy someone else's paper
- - He's involved in crafty act
- - Talk about primary election fraud
- - Swindle, defraud
- - Fleece about to warm up
- - he may be found in a wrong act
- - See a race as a rip-off
- - unfair player
- - stiff guitar string held by guitarist atkins
- - Peek at someone else's answers for example
- - swindler from east taken in by gossip
- - deceive a number with warmth
- - do have a meal with a companion!
- - confused deceiver in centre of 21
- - Copy another's test answers
- - Talk about English fleece
- - Stack the deck in poker, maybe
- - the man involved in a devious act
- - act unfairly to gain an advantage
- - he may be found in a deceitful act!
- - he is involved in a deceptive act
- - Avoid cold and fever?
- - Mislead about preliminary race
- - he is involved in a dubious act
- - Win unfairly
- - win without honor
- - He may be found in a wrongful act
- - Copy someone's test answers, for one
- - dishonest player?
- - Yap about ewe's head and pull the wool over her eyes
- - Do a feline out of a male
- - Talk about European do
- - Indulge in devious methods to achieve something
- - trick about intensity
- - swindler originally caught before round of competition
- - Deprive by deceit
- - Thimblerig
- - Win by unethical means
- - Use a code on a video game
- - Swindler — crib
- - Look at someone else's test paper, for example
- - Highbinder
- - Get help on an exam
- - Bend the rules to win
- - "You can't ...... an honest man"
- - Play unfairly
- - Casino target
- - Fraudster
- - Act dishonestly with that man introducing alibi in court
- - Flout the rules
- - Be a chiseler
- - Play badly?
- - Rip off cold and hot pork trimmed on top
- - Talk about eastern swindler
- - Deal from the bottom of the deck, e.g
- - Not play by the rules
- - Play dishonestly
- - The man wears animal fleece
- - Copier, maybe
- - Misdate?
- - Use a crib sheet
- - Prowler perhaps catching male shark
- - Don't play fair
- - Act dishonestly to gain an advantage
- - Card game in which you may have to lie
- - Avoid what's hot and cold initially
- - Use a crib
- - Caught passion for snooker in America?
- - Fleece, perhaps
- - Peek at someone else's paper, e.g
- - Talk about energy fraud
- - Teach criminal to pull a fast one
- - Do talk about source of energy
- - Act dishonestly
- - Engage in conversation about Ecstasy con
- - Look the wrong way, maybe
- - Peek at the answers
- - Glance sideways during a test, maybe
- - Deviate from Hoyle
- - Look at the answers beforehand
- - Ignore the rules
- - Refuse to play by the rules
- - Deal from the bottom, e.g.
- - Use crib notes
- - Use that ace up your sleeve
- - Use marked cards, e.g.
- - Don't play by the rules
- - Skirt the rules
- - Get an A by stealth
- - Get an A dishonestly
- - Use cribnotes, e.g.
- - Unwanted casino guest
- - Cut corners, perhaps
- - Eat cake on your diet, e.g.
- - Look around for some answers?
- - Copy, maybe
- - Steal answers
- - Use a crib, perhaps
- - Cardsharp, e.g.
- - Peek during a test
- - Eat cake on your diet
- - Deal from the bottom
- - I.R.S. target
- - Unsavory one
- - Take 5, clue 5
- - Not play fair
- - Play dirty
- - Pull the wool over someone's eyes
- - Chiseler
- - Sharper
- - Look at the answers
- - Deceive by trickery
- - Break the rules
- - Take, in a way
- - Rule breaker
- - Euchre
- - Bilk
- - Mulct
- - Con man
- - Have an affair
- - Poker game concern
- - Hoodwink
- - Hornswoggle
- - Swindler
- - Flimflam
- - Gull
- - Dupe
- - Fleece
- - Hose
- - Swindle
- - Be unfaithful
- - Untrustworthy one
- - Charlatan
- - Mountebank
- - Rip off
- - Deceive
- - Bamboozle
- - "Fudge!"
- - Stray
- - ...... stiff
- - Hustle
- - Be dishonest
- - Fool
- - Trick
- - Con
- - Do, when he has a whip-round
- - teach wrongly to swindle
- - teach how to swindle
- - ... sheet (test-taking aid)
- - possibly teach to break the rules
- - load the dice or stack the deck, e.g.
- - Deceive, play unfairly
- - teach the wrong way
- - defeat someone through trickery or deceit
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