to fleeche

Examples

• All

• Don't let them fleeche you out of your savings!

• He tried to fleeche her with false promises.

• Unscrupulous traders would fleeche customers by selling fake goods in the old marketplace.

• Travelers were warned not to let anyone fleeche them out of their valuables.

• Unscrupulous traders would fleeche customers by selling fake goods in the old marketplace.

• Travelers were warned not to let anyone fleeche them out of their valuables.

• He tried to fleeche her with false promises of wealth and success.

Synonyms

C

to con

vsto fleeche

• Informal

61 7.3

To trick someone into giving their money or things

refers to the same deception but in an older form

S

to swindle

vsto fleeche

20 5.5

To cheat someone and take their money by lying

is the archaic term for the same deceptive act

F

to fleece

vsto fleeche

• Informal

14 8.5

Charge someone too much money

has the same deceitful intent but often stresses overcharging

B

to bilk

vsto fleeche

12 9.5

Cheat someone to avoid paying money you owe

covers the same deceit but in an older vocabulary

B

to bamboozle

vsto fleeche

• Informal

11 8.3

To trick someone by pretending you want to help them

is the older word describing similar elaborate deception

C

to con out of

vsto fleeche

• Slang

6 8.1

To trick someone into giving you their money or other things

is the old-fashioned label for that deceptive act

D

to diddle

vsto fleeche

• UK

6 8.9

To trick someone so you take their money or things

is the archaic name for that kind of deception

C

to chisel

vsto fleeche

• Archaic

4 8.9

To cheat someone out of money or things by tricking them

is the older term describing that fraudulent obtaining

F

to finagle

vsto fleeche

• Informal

4 8.6

Get what you want by tricking people or using clever dishonest methods

is the archaic term for similar dishonest obtaining

R

to rook

vsto fleeche

• Archaic

3 9.9

To cheat someone and take their money or things

is the archaic word used for the same cheating

G

to grift

vsto fleeche

• Slang

1 8.9

To cheat people to get money

is the archaic label for carrying out that deception

C

to cozen

vsto fleeche

• Archaic

1 9.9

To trick someone to get their money or things

is an older word for that same dishonest trick

H

to hornswoggle

vsto fleeche

• Archaic

1 9.9

To trick someone to take their money or things

is a historical term for that same deceptive behaviour

C

to chouse

vsto fleeche

9.9

To trick someone and take their money or things

is the archaic expression for that same deceptive action

C

to con someone

vsto fleeche

• Slang

7.7

To trick someone to get their money

names that same deceptive action in an archaic way

B

to bunco

vsto fleeche

• Archaic

9.9

To cheat someone by lying to get their money

is the older term used for similar deceptive schemes

F

to flimflammer

vsto fleeche

• Offensive

9.9

To cheat someone using tricks or fake deals

is the older form referring to that same fraud

How Deceptive

to defraud

• Formal

40 6.9

to fleeche

• Archaic

9.9

to cheat

474 1.2

to trick

326 3.5

to dupe

58 6.4

to mislead

87 3.9

Surface Forms

Etymology