Crossword-Solution: SWINDLER
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Swindler | n. | One who swindles, or defrauds grossly; one who makes a practice of defrauding others by imposition or deliberate artifice; a cheat. |
We have 60 clues for the answer “SWINDLER”
| Clue | Answers |
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| Pro who cons | 1 answer |
| One looking for a mark | 1 answer |
| Expert with a racket | 1 answer |
| CARD game cheat | 1 answer |
| Bernie Madoff, notably | 1 answer |
| blackleg | 5 answers |
| Racketeer | 5 answers |
| UNDERHANDED person | 7 answers |
| embezzler | 8 answers |
| unscrupulous person | 8 answers |
| absconder | 10 answers |
| Shyster | 11 answers |
| A PERSON WHO SWINDLES YOU BY MEANS OF DECEPTION OR FRAUD | 11 answers |
| fiddler | 12 answers |
| Rook | 12 answers |
| dishonest person | 15 answers |
| forger | 15 answers |
| shammer | 16 answers |
| hoaxer | 16 answers |
| bunco artist | 16 answers |
| plotter | 18 answers |
| fraudster | 18 answers |
| MENDACIOUS person | 19 answers |
| SHARK | 20 answers |
| Conspirator | 23 answers |
| quacksalver | 23 answers |
| dissimulator | 23 answers |
| Twister | 24 answers |
| empiric | 24 answers |
| blagueur | 24 answers |
| DOUBLE-faced person | 24 answers |
| Schemer | 24 answers |
| Tartuffe | 24 answers |
| defrauder | 25 answers |
| Pretentious talker | 25 answers |
| wicked person | 25 answers |
| Back-stabber | 27 answers |
| conniver | 28 answers |
| Harpy | 28 answers |
| Mountebank | 29 answers |
| Con artist | 32 answers |
| Dissembler. | 32 answers |
| Social climber? | 35 answers |
| gyp | 37 answers |
| cheater | 38 answers |
| biter | 39 answers |
| contemptible person | 39 answers |
| Storyteller | 40 answers |
| smart aleck | 41 answers |
| Claimant | 41 answers |
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Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with SWINDLER (5)
And I'll give you just twenty-four hours to prove yourself a swindler again." Once more Lapham turned his back, and Rogers, after looking thoughtfully into his hat a moment, cleared his throat, and quietly withdrew, maintaining to the last his unprejudiced demeanour.
But I keep thinking of those two praying, trusting neighbors of yours, and I feel wretchedly like a swindler.
For the girl loved him! He felt himself to be, as most men do, a swindler when he comprehended this preposterous fact; and, in addition, he thought of divers happenings, such as shipwrecks, holocausts and earthquakes, which might conceivably have appalled him, and understood that he would never in his life face any sense of terror as huge as was this present sweet and illimitable awe.
She went so far as to say that Cullingworth was a “bankrupt swindler,” and that I had dragged the family honour in the dirt by my prolonged association with him.
Miss Pole had begun to have her suspicions at this point, and expressed her idea that it was rather strange that the box and cart and horse and all should have disappeared; but good Mrs Roberts seemed to have become quite indignant at Miss Pole’s implied suggestion; in fact, Miss Pole said she was as angry as if Miss Pole had told her that she herself was a swindler.
Quotes with SWINDLER (3)
He insisted on clearing the table, and again devoted himself to his game of patience: piecing together the map of Paris, the bits of which he’d stuffed into the pocket of his raincoat, folded up any old how. I helped him. Then he asked me, straight out, ‘What would you say was the true centre of Paris?’I was taken aback, wrong-footed. I thought this knowledge was part of a whole body of very rarefied and secret lore. Playing for time, I said, ‘The starting point of France’s r…
Women can accept the fact that a man is a rotter, a swindler, a drug taker, a confirmed liar, and a general swine, without batting an eyelash, and without its impairing their affection for the brute in the least. Women are wonderful realists.
Learning that he was a professional swindler should have made her shame a hundred times worse. Instead, it took the sting out of it. The whole affair was disgusting, and she was unwise to have trusted him, but she had been one of many victims. She wouldn't stand out in his mind as more foolish than other women. What a strange, vain thing the mind was.
Where this answer appears
Appears in: Chronicle, CrosSynergy, Newsday, NY Sun, NYT, USA TODAY.
Used 11 times in crossword archives (1978–2017).