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Often used in the same context:
cheaters,
crooks,
evaders,
doper,
taxman,
scofflaws,
freeloaders,
criminals,
deadbeats,
chiselers,
rogues,
swindlers,
scoundrels,
shirkers,
druggies,
transgressors,
dodgers,
fibbing,
unscrupulous,
wrongdoers,
tax evasion,
frauds,
liars,
loopholes,
malingerers,
scammers,
delinquents,
workshy,
rort,
snitch,
avoiders,
dobber,
bluffers,
miscreant,
lawbreakers,
evasion,
lowlifes,
pickpocket,
footie,
spongers,
dodgy,
litterbugs,
scumbag,
fixers,
dicking,
conman,
perverts,
embezzles,
louts,
embezzlers,
litter lout,
scumbags,
rotters,
gamblers,
shaming,
loots,
snoops,
scams,
thief,
scamming,
dishonest,
pushers,
bilks,
cads,
tricksters,
counterfeiters,
abusers,
crim,
evader,
racketeers,
wrongdoings,
devious,
tattlers,
corrupt,
philanderer,
nark,
undesirables,
theives,
paedo,
fibbers,
thieve,
blackmailer,
stealers,
discards,
adulterers,
defrauds,
malefactors,
whinger,
firebugs,
narcs,
ratting,
sleaze,
muggers,
chokey,
smarties,
inland revenue,
nosy parker,
fiend,
sneaky,
greedy,
gangsters,
penalize,
cheat,
hypocrites,
charlatans,
impostors,
quacks,
deceptions,
exploiters,
impostor,
knaves,
usurers,
thieves,
deceivers,
follies,
opportunists
Appears in the definition of:
cheat
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— Adjectives for cheats:
other,
such,
many,
great,
common,
greatest,
firm,
professional,
notorious,
little,
mere,
more...
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