Swindle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWINDLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to take money or property from by fraudulent means
• use deception to deprive (someone) of money or possessions
• obtain (money) fraudulently
• cheat (someone) out of money
• To cheat defraud grossly, or with deliberate artifice; as, to swindle a man out of his property.
• deprive of by deceit
NOUN:
• a fraudulent scheme or action
• The act or process of swindling; a cheat.
• the act of swindling by some fraudulent scheme
• instance of swindling

Words related to SWINDLE

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Words that contain SWINDLE

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How to use SWINDLE in a sentence

• Lord! What a swindle life was anyway! Well, there was no use sitting still groaning.
• Let us always remember that if an Englishman wants to swindle English people, he does not dress up in the uniform of a soldier.
• If an Englishman wants to swindle English people he would as soon think of dressing up in the uniform of a messenger boy.
• He was even duped into believing in the cheap swindle of table-tipping.
• I believe the prime motive for this swindle was to separate you and Rose, and prevent your marriage.
• It was a direct swindle, and I did my part intending to make restitution.
• Most of the advertised poultry feeds for winter eggs are a swindle.
• The charge for postage is a more shocking swindle, because a house will settle ten matters of business in as many lines of a single letter.
• You have to come to the point whether the man intended to swindle, and that can only be settled by the Court, as a matter of personal judgment.
• In the whole history of the art of the world no more cruel swindle was ever played on an obscure artist by a man occupying a brilliant position.
• Baxter came from a disreputable family, his father having at one time tried to swindle Mr.
• The scoundrels in charge of the swindle continue the sale as long as there is a demand for the tickets, and pocket all the receipts.
• Efforts were made to punish the parties connected with the swindle, but without success.
• In some of these establishments, a stranger who attempts to remonstrate against the swindle fares badly.
• The case was that of a newspaper which had published the account of a swindle arranged by a director of a limited liability company.
• The amount of that swindle was, I understand, fifteen thousand dollars.
• I thought, of course, this would insure my claim of eighteen thousand dollars, but it eventually proved to be a deep-laid plot to swindle me.
• There was the failure of the Pocard scheme, which was only a swindle and ruined many small people.
• I now have seen enough to know that capitalism is not a swindle.
• Of course it was a swindle, if the Rummelsburg marriage be true, and all these creditors think that I have been a party to it.
• Fetch me a list of the pious persons that have lent their names to this swindle.
• But what I want to do is to find out who is marked out for the victim of this gigantic swindle.
• For instance, the directors of a Prussian railway can not swindle the shareholders by false accounts, and passing off loans for dividends.
• He must often be discussing indifferent topics, but he always looks as if he were hatching a swindle.
• The fact was that supply and demand had gone into partnership, proposing to swindle the earth.

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