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(DE) Bluff {r}; angeschmiert; anschmieren; ausschmieren; austricksen; beirre; beirrt; berücken; beschiessen; beschiesst; beschwindeln; betrügen; bluffend; bluffte; eingeseift; einseifen; geschwindelt; getrickst; hereinlegen; hintergehen; hintergeht; hinterging; knallen; knallt; lackiert; leimen; leimt; linkt; narre; narrend; neppend; neppt; prellen; reinlegen; rupfend; rupft; schwindeln; vormachen; vorspiegeln; zuknallen; zuschlagen; zuwerfen; übertölpeln; übertölpelt; übervorteilen; ansohlen; begaunern; behumpsen; betölpeln; dümpeln; gedoppelt; vorkohlen; zuhauen; äffen; (EN) abuse; bam; bang; bilk; bluff; bubble; bunco; chisel; chouse; cod; cog; con; cony-catch; cozen; deceive; defraud; delude; did; diddle; do; do brown; do, did, done; double-cross; dupe; fiddle; finagle; fool; fox; fub; get at; go behind; gouge; green; gull; have sy on; hoax; hocus; hocus-pocus; hoodwink; humbug; illude; jew; jink; jockey; keep tricking sy; kid; let down; let in; let into; mislead; mislead, misled; misled; mock; mock at sg; nick; nick sy for sg; pass the buck; pole; put off; put on; put upon; ramp; renege; rook; sandbag; scam; sell, sold; shaft; sharp; short-change; shuck; sold; spoof; sprang; spring, sprang, sprung; stick; stick, stuck; stiff; string; string, strung; suck sy in; swindle; take advantage of; take in; tell sy wrong; trap; trick; victimize; welch; welsh -
6 csaló
(DE) Bauernfänger {r}; Betrüger {r}; Blender {r}; Falschheit {e}; Falschmünzer {r}; Gaukler; Gauner {r}; Hochstapler {r}; Mogler {r}; Nepper {r}; Rosstäuscher {r}; Schummlerin {e}; Schwindler {r}; Täuscher {r}; gaunerhaft; reißerisch; schlitzohrig; Defraudant {r}; Gaudieb {r}; Preller {r}; gaunerisch; (EN) abuser; bilk; blackleg; bobber; bunco-man; bunco-steerer; cheat; cheater; chiseler; chiseller; colubrine; come-on; confidence crook; confidence man; cony-catcer; cozener; crook; deceitful; deceiver; deceiving; defrauder; deluder; double-dealer; fake; faker; fiddler; foist; fox; fraud; fraudulent; gouge; greek; guileful; guiler; gyp; hawk; hook; humbug; hustler; impostor; jockey; juggler; leg; magsman; masquerader; piacaroon; piker; pointer; rogue; rook; rooky; shammish; shark; sharker; sharking; sharp; sharper; skinner; snide; swindler; swindling; thimbleman; tricksome; trickster; verser; welsher -
7 elbliccel
(DE) schinden; schindet; schund; (EN) bilk; cut, cut; duck -
8 elpárolog
(DE) Verdampfung {e}; ausgeatmet; bedampfen; eindampfend; verdampfen; verdampft; verduften; verduftend; verduftet; verdunsten; verfliegen; ausschäumen; verdünnisieren; (EN) abscond; bilk; evaporate; exhale; go to waste; ooze away; play injun; run to waste; skip off; vaporize; volatilize -
9 megcsal
(DE) geschwindelt; umgangen; beschuppen; beschuppt; (EN) abuse; balk; beguile; bilk; bubble; cheat; chouse; circumvent; cozen; cuckold; deceive; delude; fiddle; finagle; green; gyp; jockey; put on; renege; stick, stuck; swindle; take in; two-time -
10 megkárosít
(DE) benachteiligen; schaden; schadend; begaunern; (EN) bilk; damage; hurt; impair; injure; wrong -
11 rászed
(DE) Bluff {r}; beschwindeln; beschwindelt; bluffend; bluffte; fuchsen; geschwindelt; getrickst; hintergehen; hintergeht; hinterging; hochnehmen; linkt; tricksend; umgangen; überlisten; balbieren; begaunern; behumpsen; bemeiern; betölpeln; äffen; (EN) abuse; bamboozle; beguile; bilk; bluff; catch; catch, caught; caught; cheat; circumvent; cod; con; cozen; diddle; do; do brown; dupe; finagle; fub; gammon; gouge; gull; have sy on; hoax; hocus; hocus-pocus; hoodwink; humbug; jink; jockey; let in; outfool; pole; put off; put on; put upon; scam; sell, sold; shaft; shuck; stick, stuck; stiff; string; string, strung; suck sy in; swindle; take in; tell sy wrong; tempt; trick; victimize; welsh
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