- - he is consumed by tom's fraudsters
- - Leading cyclist warms up with those taking drugs in race, for instance
- - Plays around in cold, then warms up
- - Has an ace up one's sleeve
- - Plays in god mode, say
- - Peeks on a test, say
- - Copies from a classmate's paper, say
- - Has an ace up one's sleeve, say
- - Plays with a marked deck, say
- - Deals from the bottom, say
- - Deceives by trickery
- - He acts wrongly and passes exams unfairly
- - dishonest types he whips all round
- - About the tom cats, doesn't play fair
- - chaste, maybe, but acts dishonestly
- - Talks about the last swindlers
- - acts dishonestly
- - goes to a different barber, perhaps
- - Does hot food, following starter of chicken
- - Scam artists(Used today)
- - Plays unfairly
- - Defrauds
- - Deceives
- - Deceivers
- - Ignores the rules
- - Rule-breakers in Civil Service full of passion
- - Breaks from a diet
- - Deceives, swindles
- - Doesn't play by the rules
- - Doesn't play fairly
- - Mountebanks, less formally
- - Tricks, deceives
- - Dishonest dealers
- - Breaks the rules
- - Frauds
- - Doesn't play fair
- - Deals from the bottom, e.g.
- - Chaste anagram
- - Stacks the deck
- - Deals from the bottom
- - Marked deck users
- - Scam artists
- - Swindlers
- - Looks to a friend for answers, perhaps
- - Clip joint figures
- - Looks at the answers beforehand, e.g.
- - Cons
- - Fleeces
- - Finagles
- - Gulls
- - Flimflams
- - Bilks
- - Dupes
- - Peeks at solitaire
- - Cozens
- - Card sharps
- - Two-times
- - Hoodwinks.
- - Cardsharpers.
- - Foils.
- - Word for Rawdon Crawley and Becky Sharp.
- - Goes looking for answers?
- - Swindles
- - Fraudsters
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