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81 chamarrear *
VT CAm to con *, swindle -
82 chanada *
SF trick, swindle -
83 chapucear
v.1 to botch (up).2 to do a clumsy repair job on, to bat out, to botch up, to botch.Edwin chapuceó las ventanas Edwin did a clumsy repair job on the windows.Edwin chapuceó y luego se fue Edwin did a clumsy repair job and then left.3 to pettifog.Fuss chapuceó, perdiendo el caso Fuss pettifogged, losing the case.* * *1 to botch, bungle* * *VT1) [+ trabajo] to botch, make a mess of2) Méx (=estafar) to swindle* * *chapucear vtto botch (up)* * *v/t botch -
84 chorizada **
SF1) (=engaño) swindle, con *2) (=robo) theft -
85 dar pájara a algn
And,CAmto swindle sb -
86 diñar *
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87 embaimiento ††
SM trick, swindle -
88 embaír ††
VT to cheat, swindle -
89 enclavar
v.1 to nail.Enclavamos las tablas We nailed the boards.2 to enclave, to locate, to place, to situate.Enclavaron el escondite de María They enclaved Ann's hideout.* * *1 (clavar) to nail2 (atravesar) to pierce, transfix3 (ubicar) to locate, place* * *VT1) (=situar) to place2) (Téc) (=clavar) to nail; (=traspasar) to pierce, transfix3) (=empotrar) to embed, set4) * (=engañar) to swindle, con * -
90 engañapichanga *
SF Arg swindle, hoax, fraud -
91 engañifa *
SF trick, swindle -
92 engañufla *
SF trick *, swindle -
93 escarmenar
v.1 to comb, to pick wool, silk, etc.; to disentangle what is twisted.2 to punish anyone by depriving him of his money.3 to cheat.* * *VT1) [+ lana] to comb2) (=castigar) to punishescarmenar algo a algn — * to swindle sb out of sth
* * *escarmenar [A1 ]vt1 ‹lana› to card -
94 fumarse
1 to smoke2 (malgastar) to waste* * *VPR1) * [+ dinero] to squander, blow *; [+ clase] to miss2) Méx * (=escaparse) to vanish, slope off *3)fumárselo a algn — LAm * (=engañar) to trick sb, swindle sb
4)fumarse a algn — *** to screw sb ***
* * *
■fumarse verbo reflexivo
1 to smoke
2 familiar to skip: me fumé la clase y fui al cine, I skipped class and went to the cinema
* * *vpr1. [cigarrillo] to smoke[en universidad] to skip a lecturese la fumó hasta la madrugada she had to put up with her until the small hours;otra espera como esta no me fumo I won't put up with another wait like this* * *v/r1 smoke2 dinero famblow fam3:fumarse una clase fam skip a class -
95 ladronera
f.1 nest of rogues, den of robbers.2 filching, stealing; defrauding, extortion.3 sluicegate in a mill.4 money-box.* * *SF1) (=guarida) den of thieves2) † [acto] robbery, theft* * *1 (robos, atracos) robberies (pl)ha aumentado la ladronera en los buses crime on buses o the number of robberies on buses has increased* * *ladronera, ladronería nfAndes Fam1. [delincuencia] crime, crookery;por aquí no hay mucha ladronera there isn't much crime round here;su gobierno fue muy ineficiente y además, hubo tanta ladronera her government was very inefficient and besides, it was appallingly corrupt -
96 mangancia *
SF1) (=timo) swindle, racket2) (=robo) [gen] thieving, pilfering; [en tienda] shoplifting3) (=gorronería) scrounging *4) (=cuento) story, fib -
97 manganeta SF LAm
1) (=juego de manos) sleight of hand2) (=engaño) trick, deceit3) (=timo) swindle, racket -
98 manganilla SF
1) (=juego de manos) sleight of hand2) (=engaño) trick, deceit3) (=timo) swindle, racket -
99 petardear
v.1 to bend down a gate or door with petards.2 to cheat (estafar), to deceive, to gull, by borrowing and not paying.3 to hurl petards at.4 to backfire.* * *1 to backfire* * *1.VI (Aut) to backfire2.VT * (=estafar) to cheat, swindle* * *petardear [A1 ]vi* * *v/i backfire* * *petardear vi: to backfire -
100 pichonear *
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swindle — 1782 (v.); 1833 (n.), back formation from SWINDLER (Cf. swindler). Related: Swindled; swindling … Etymology dictionary
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