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Examples for "con"
Examples for "con"
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According to him, English players have long known how to con referees.
2
According to the actress, Wilson used his children to further his con.
3
You're spiritual con men, confidence tricksters offering false faith and false hope.
4
Mr Lowry is con testing the Tipperary North election as an Independent.
5
But no way was I falling for this guy's penny-pinching con job.
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And that word, like 'rook', has its origins in the word 'rock'.
2
Unlike the rook, crow and magpie mentioned the woodpigeon is good eating.
3
Obviously there must be a rook in every row and every column.
4
Up to yesterday I had never shot a rook in my life.
5
A rook was picked up and slammed down, taking Matthew's second knight.
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This scam could be used for other products with similar credit offers.
2
The scam involves criminals debiting R99 from citizens' bank accounts without authorisation.
3
QUESTION: My landlord is trying to scam me into fixing his property.
4
It was an internet scam conducted the brick-and-mortar way, the FTC said.
5
Just 12 months ago, he was implicated in a tender fraud scam.
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He'd gyp me for ten dollars, but he'd probably come for five.
2
I asked of the gyp who waited on Vincey and myself.
3
As I have said, he was a devil of a gyp.
4
The question seemed to Gyp idiotic; and suddenly she felt quite cool.
5
Gyp walked across the room and put her hand on the bell.
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You have to work your way in or swindle your way in.
2
He was even duped into believing in the cheap swindle of table-tipping.
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But a woman is an absolutely unreliable partner in any straight swindle.
4
Beside the Casino where roulette is played there is another swindle-therestaurants.
5
One man said there was a swindle somewhere - no fox terriers.
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Typically, such charges are levied against individuals and companies that defraud investors.
2
The teacher would corrupt his pupil, and the guardian defraud his ward.
3
Your privilege ought not to be used to defraud the other creditors.
4
And I'm afraid there may be a charge of conspiracy to defraud.
5
He has pleaded not guilty to eight counts of conspiracy to defraud.
1
I must say, it has been giving me some gip.'
2
As for the 'gip' who was stabbed, nothing more was heard of it; she 'traipsed' off with the rest.
3
One fiendish creature drew her scissors, and, using them like a stiletto, drove the sharp point into a sister 'gip's' head.
4
GIP is an investment fund founded by Credit Suisse and General Electric.
5
I glanced at Gip, but Gip was looking at a magic rocking-horse.
1
So he began to try 'Hey diddle diddle', but it wouldn't do.
2
Tramp, tramp, tramp went the rhythmic feet; diddle-diddle-dee went the fiddles.
3
The origin of the diddle is referrable to the infancy of the Human Race.
4
Rather a small, but still a scientific diddle is this.
5
The origin of the diddle is referable to the infancy of the Human Race.
1
This is one of the greatest bunco games ever practiced upon workingmen.
2
I won't combine it with being a bunco steerer on the side.
3
Because of your gestures I believe you are trying to bunco this court.
4
Five thousand for a claim on that damned moose-pasture is bunco.
5
Let him bunco me into putting through that dam for him!
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With a little luck he hopes to nobble a few more this afternoon.
2
We were going well and if you wanted to nobble someone who would you nobble?
3
Which means I nobble him absolutely as soon as I can, first thing in the morning.
4
Both Professor Littlewood and Mr Riley agreed that greater transparency will nobble New Zealand's growing foreign trust industry.
5
Attempts had been made to "nobble" a referee.
1
They would victimize you, they would blame you, they would accuse you.
2
And it is easier to victimize children than it is adults.
3
Shady advertising certainly can victimize people who do not understand how reverse mortgages work.
4
I don't want the society to victimize me when I refuse to be victimized.
5
I did not victimize your daughter and you know it.
1
The mulct to be imposed upon the parish of Epinal was never exacted.
2
The bondes came then, according to agreement, to pay the mulct.
3
My remark was an epitogram-anaxis-akind of mulct'em in parvo.
4
When he is warned on a jury, he had rather pay the mulct than appear.
5
No mulct was paid for Harek's house-servants, and the rock was declared to be Grankel's.
1
And as for those rails Cardigan managed to hornswoggle me out of-
2
But don't forget, boys, when you-all want me to hornswoggle Wall Street another flutter, all you-all have to do is whisper the word.
3
Hornswoggled me out of seven letters.
4
"I'll be hornswoggled if I can stand this much longer," he gasped out to Frank.
1
Leto smiled, This is Apollo's work but don't short-change yourself.
2
The Tories will be accused of trying to short-change Scotland.
3
But will these Republicans opt to short-change their middle class political base the same way?
4
The problem is, these foods not only dent the budget, they can short-change you nutritionally.
5
In what way does this short-change the public?
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I'd just as soon goldbrick with malaria as with anything else.
2
I do not feel hard toward goldbrick men and "blue sky" venders.
3
Out with the goldbrick first.
4
We chiseled, stole, malingered, goldbricked, and generally made ourselves as comfortable as we could.
5
He sounded out of breath, but Hall had no idea why; he had been goldbricking all night.
6
Where have you goldbricks been?
7
Yet, to himself, he made the excuse of going to Glen Ellen for the purpose of inspecting the brickyard with which Holdsworthy had goldbricked him.
8
"Lazy, worthless, work-dodging goldbrick artists!"
9
"Too damn bad, Goldbrick!"