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21 Blüte
f1. bloom2. blossom3. florescence4. flowerf[ugs.: Falschgeld]dud (bill / note) coll.fugs.1. phoney2. phonyfugs. [Falschgeld]1. counterfeit bill Am.2. counterfeit note Br. -
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23 falsch
1. brummagem2. cattish3. cattishly4. counterfeit adj5. fake adj6. fallacious7. false8. false-hearted9. falsely10. faultily adv11. inaccurate12. incorrect13. insincere14. insincerely15. invalid16. nonfactual17. phonily adv18. phony adj19. unsounded20. wrong21. wrongly(to sing) off-key(Name, Identität)fictitious [assumed] -
24 Fälschung
f1. adulteration2. falsification3. forgery4. forging5. fudge6. imitation7. phoney8. phony9. sham -
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27 Schwindler
m1. bilker2. carpetbagger3. con artist coll.4. conman5. dodger6. fibber7. finagler8. fraud [impostor, sham]9. goldbricker10. phoney11. phony12. slicker13. twister Br. coll.m[Betrüger]swindlerm[Hochstapler]1. confidence trickster2. con merchant Br. coll.m[Lügner]liarpl1. finaglers2. frauds -
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29 unecht
1. apocryphal2. apocryphally3. brummagem4. dummy5. faux6. gimmicky7. phonily8. phony adj9. unlifelike -
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См. также в других словарях:
phony — pho ny (f[=o] n[=e]), a. [Also spelled {phoney}.] [Compar. {phonier}; superl. {phoniest}.] 1. imitating something superior; intended to deceive; fraudulent; having a misleading appearance; not genuine; counterfeit; fake; as, a phony diamond; a… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
phony — pho ny (f[=o] n[=e]), n. something or someone that is phony. [Also spelled {phoney}.] [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
phony — (adj.) not genuine, 1900, phoney, perhaps an alteration of FAWNEY (Cf. fawney) gilt brass ring used by swindlers. The noun meaning phony person or thing is attested from 1902 … Etymology dictionary
phony — index bogus, fictitious, fraudulent, imitation, specious Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
phony — adj *counterfeit, spurious, bogus, fake, sham, pseudo, pinchbeck … New Dictionary of Synonyms
phony — [adj] fake, false affected, artificial, assumed, bogus, counterfeit, forged, imitation, pseudo, put on*, sham*, spurious, trick; concept 582 Ant. genuine, real, sincere … New thesaurus
-phony — [fə nē, fō′nē] [< Gr phōnē, a sound: see PHONO ] combining form forming nouns a (specified kind of) sound [polyphony] … English World dictionary
phony — ☆ phony [fō′nē ] adj. phonier, phoniest [altered < Brit thieves argot fawney, gilt ring (passed off as gold by swindlers) < Ir fáinne] Informal not genuine; false, counterfeit, spurious, pretentious, etc. n. pl. phonies Informal 1.… … English World dictionary
phony — 1. mod. bogus; fake. □ This money looks phony to me. □ I can’t stand phony vanilla flavoring. 2. n. someone or something bogus. □ That guy is a real phony! □ Look … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
phony — I. adjective also phoney (phonier; est) Etymology: perhaps alteration of fawney gilded brass ring used in the fawney rig, a confidence game, from Irish fáinne ring, from Old Irish ánne more at anus Date: 1900 not genuine or real: as a. (1)… … New Collegiate Dictionary
phony — phonily, adv. phoniness, n. /foh nee/, adj., phonier, phoniest, n., pl. phonies, v., phonied, phonying. adj. 1. not real or genuine; fake; counterfeit: a phony diamond. 2. false or deceiving; not truthful; concocted: a phony explanation. 3.… … Universalium