to swizz
- verb
- /swɪz/
- Slang
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- Don't let him swizz you out of your money!
Examples
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Be careful not to get swizzed when buying tickets from unofficial sellers.
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They warned tourists about people who might swizz them near the train station.
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The street vendor tried to swizz me by selling a fake watch at a high price.
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She was swizzed by a fake charity.
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The street vendor tried to swizz me by selling a fake watch at a high price.
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Tourists should always check the sellers to avoid getting swizzed when buying items in the market.
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Be careful; that person might swizz you with a misleading investment scheme.
Synonyms
20
3.9
To trick someone into giving money or their things
20
5.5
To cheat someone and take their money by lying
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8.3
To trick someone by pretending you want to help them
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7.4
To make someone believe something that is not true
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8.9
To trick someone so you take their money or things
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8.9
To cheat people to get money
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9.9
To trick someone to get their money or things
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9.9
To trick someone to take their money or things
To cheat someone by taking their money or things
To cheat someone using tricks or fake deals
How Deceptive
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb swizz comes from the same slang and is used like the word swindle, meaning 'to cheat' someone, often out of money or goods. So, to swizz someone is to trick them and take their money or property.