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Plural for a person who swindles, cheats or defrauds
Plural for an unpleasant or despicable person
Plural for one who carries out a theft
Plural for a person who is dishonest or a criminal
Plural for a person who schemes or has an ulterior motive
Plural for a person with an inconstant behavior and can quickly adjust to new circumstances
Plural for a person who preys on unsuspecting victims for personal gain
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Noun
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Plural for a person who swindles, cheats or defrauds
cheats
fraudsters
hustlers
cheaters
fraud
hoaxers
sharks
shysters
tricksters
bilkers
charlatans
phonies
US
chisellers
exploiters
fleecers
impostors
inveiglers
mountebanks
pretenders
shams
bilks
chiselers
connivers
cozeners
crooks
defrauders
dodgers
embezzlers
fakirs
finaglers
grifters
knaves
rascals
rogues
rooks
scammers
scamsters
sharps
sharpers
sharpies
skinners
trickers
victimizers
absconders
clip
counterfeiters
deceivers
fakes
fakers
falsifiers
flimflammers
forgers
gougers
hosers
jockeys
masqueraders
mechanics
operators
phoneys
UK
quacks
rorters
scoundrels
slickers
thieves
bluff
buncos
decoys
enticers
smoothies
con men
con artists
scam artists
confidence artists
confidence men
four-flushers
rogue traders
confidence tricksters
double-crossers
double-dealers
conmen
humbug
imposters
dissemblers
hoodwinkers
shicers
illywhackers
racketeers
ringers
quacksalvers
twisters
hypocrites
magsmen
bluffers
deluders
actors
villains
tregetours
defalcators
liars
gold bricks
schlenters
sneaks
hucksters
pseudos
counterfeits
impersonators
cons
imitators
dissimulators
dupers
mimics
plants
con-artists
con women
mockers
pettifoggers
practical jokers
pranksters
betrayers
smooth operators
jokers
rats
beguilers
snakes in the grass
empirics
scorners
pseuds
blackleg
spivs
goldbricks
simulators
shammers
medicasters
barracuda
cowboys
spoofers
hoaxsters
bamboozlers
skunk
horse traders
informers
backsliders
attitudinizers
casuists
two-timers
sophists
malingerers
posers
diddlers
perjurers
maligners
fabricators
fibsters
misleaders
fibbers
romancers
equivocators
prevaricators
storytellers
fabulists
false witness
fablers
serpents
traitors
recreants
apostates
quislings
snakes
snitches
finks
turncoats
backstabbers
Judases
pros
cardsharps
whited sepulchres
plaster saints
promoters
slyboots
distorters
luggers
sharpsters
knights of the post
flip-floppers
pietists
Holy Willies
Pharisees
whited sepulchers
canters
bluenoses
quibblers
evaders
Machiavellis
intriguers
machinators
troublemakers
Machiavellians
wheeler-dealers
schemers
bootleggers
pirates
plagiarists
purloiners
copyists
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“This seems a small price for a
swindler
to pay for enjoying a life of luxury at the expense of the small business community.”
Noun
▲
Plural for an unpleasant or despicable person
scumbags
wretches
reprobates
snakes
curs
hounds
lice
rascals
rats
rogues
scoundrels
swine
villains
animals
beasts
brutes
devils
good-for-nothings
monsters
ogres
skunk
weasels
cads
evil-doers
finks
heels
knaves
miscreants
picaros
pigs
scamps
wrongdoers
blackguards
blighters
bounders
gits
ratbags
rotters
stinkers
toerags
buttholes
dingos
fraudsters
rapscallions
scrotes
sleeveens
spalpeens
dastards
libertines
ne'er-do-wells
bleeders
boors
buzzards
chuff
churls
clowns
creeps
cretins
crud
crumbs
dirtbags
dogs
evildoers
grifters
jerks
jokers
louts
malefactors
pills
reptiles
schmucks
scum
scuzzballs
sleaze
sleazebags
sleazeballs
slime
slimeballs
slobs
so-and-sos
stinkards
toads
tossers
vagabonds
varlets
varmints
vermin
bad eggs
bad lots
caitiffs
mothers
rorters
idiots
meanies
baddies
tricksters
cheats
charlatans
snakes in the grass
scalawags
lowlifes
fiends
no-goods
scallywags
savages
nazis
heavies
crooks
wastrels
scapegraces
fraud
hooligans
liars
black sheep
ruffians
delinquents
incorrigibles
SOBs
bad news
cheaters
worms
mischiefmakers
bums
criminals
degenerates
shysters
sneaks
rakes
sons of guns
imps
felons
enfants terribles
maggots
black hats
bully
hoodlums
rowdies
racketeers
profligates
robbers
sociopaths
thieves
stinkpots
outlaws
psychopaths
mischief-makers
thugs
antagonists
bad guys
sinners
rounders
scallies
vipers
riffraff
scuzzbags
deviants
perverts
dirtballs
vulgarians
slimebuckets
slimebags
troublemakers
convicts
gangsters
tyrants
muggers
brigands
jailbirds
US
gaolbirds
UK
hellions
crims
monkeys
antiheroes
transgressors
gunmen
misfeasors
sharks
lawbreakers
desperadoes
cons
hoods
pirates
mischief
supervillains
offenders
urchins
limbs of Satan
bandits
terrorists
malfeasants
infractors
toughs
prodigals
cardsharps
pucks
recreants
hypocrites
pretenders
disgrace
grafters
opportunists
idlers
defrauders
sharpers
problem children
con men
mountebanks
slickers
picaroons
con artists
monstrosities
deceivers
barbarians
sadists
demons
terror
ghouls
kuris
outcasts
yahoos
jagoffs
horror
bad apples
pricks
pranksters
trespassers
turds
serpents
radges
tykes
wrong'uns
archfiends
low-lives
trolls
backstabbers
pond scum
bogeymen
ratfinks
rotten eggs
daemons
culprits
prisoners
hellhounds
cullions
ingrates
ronions
scullions
pilgarlics
renegades
poltroons
adversaries
betes noires
bogans
roughnecks
bears
yobbos
yobs
hoons
bad people
oafs
cannibals
bully boys
whippersnappers
rips
perishers
pickles
debauchees
scofflaws
pariahs
vauriens
rakehells
cutups
hell-raisers
pests
minxes
practical jokers
wags
buffoons
bad boys
jokesters
vandals
boogers
pixies
nuisances
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for one who carries out a theft
thieves
robbers
bandits
crooks
plunderers
criminals
burglars
pirates
cheats
raiders
muggers
marauders
pilferers
housebreakers
highwaymen
pillagers
shoplifters
brigands
stealers
villains
looters
larcenists
embezzlers
purloiners
pickpockets
prowlers
hijackers
footpads
pinchers
defalcators
kleptomaniacs
cracksmen
yeggs
owls
dacoits
larceners
lifters
moonlighters
scroungers
snipers
punk
cutpurses
peculators
heisters
pickpurses
steamers
poachers
boosters
lurchers
sneak thieves
cat burglars
tea leaves
clip
spiders
con men
fraud
fraudsters
filchers
safecrackers
buccaneers
despoilers
rustlers
desperadoes
grifters
rogue traders
drummers
chiselers
fences
cardsharpers
grafters
thugs
con artists
foragers
sandbaggers
operators
corsairs
stickups
freebooters
reavers
ravagers
outlaws
caterans
gangsters
privateers
mosstroopers
reivers
sea rovers
rovers
spoilers
sea wolves
ruffians
lawbreakers
water rats
picaroons
aggressors
marooners
assailants
hoodlums
attackers
adventurers
ransackers
snaphances
road agents
filibusters
terrorists
swashbucklers
hooligans
gunmen
intruders
sea rats
sea dogs
felons
Vikings
riflers
assaulters
riders
ladrones
bandoleros
depredators
rapparees
picklocks
trespassers
horse thieves
invaders
sackers
convicts
baddies
toughs
wise guys
renegades
heavies
cutthroat
fortune hunters
conquistadors
mercenaries
carpetbaggers
fingers
bag snatchers
reefers
dippers
mobsters
fugitives
cheaters
gunpersons
skyjackers
racketeers
kidnappers
carjackers
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Noun
▲
Plural for a person who is dishonest or a criminal
criminals
lawbreakers
crooks
offenders
culprits
villains
delinquents
felons
malefactors
sinners
outlaws
cons
perps
perpetrators
transgressors
wrongdoers
conmen
evildoers
racketeers
bandits
burglars
fraudsters
gangsters
gaolbirds
UK
jailbirds
US
miscreants
scoundrels
thieves
tricksters
baddies
charlatans
convicts
crims
fraud
muggers
robbers
scammers
wretches
bioterrorists
hoaxers
housebreakers
rapists
rascals
reprobates
rogues
rorters
shoplifters
terrorists
cheats
cheaters
cyberterrorists
embezzlers
exploiters
grifters
gunmen
heavies
hoodlums
hustlers
infractors
lag
mobsters
mugs
phonies
US
phoneys
UK
ruffians
scamsters
shysters
suspects
thugs
trespassers
violators
yardbirds
agroterrorists
bilkers
defrauders
ecoterrorists
filchers
finaglers
hellhounds
hooligans
lifers
louts
malfeasants
marauders
misfeasors
narcoterrorists
outcasts
peculators
pilferers
prisoners
quacks
vandals
blackmailers
chisellers
cracksmen
deadbeats
defalcators
derelicts
desperadoes
drifters
fugitives
hoods
hoons
immoralists
knaves
muscle
pretenders
purloiners
scamps
scofflaws
sharks
tearaways
transport
trusties
violaters
yakuza
yeggs
con men
bad actors
bad guys
con artists
juvenile delinquents
bad eggs
evil-doers
young offenders
black hats
black marketeers
confidence men
fallen angels
confidence tricksters
rogue traders
smooth operators
tea leaves
confidence artists
ex-cons
urgers
extortionists
bloodsuckers
profiteers
extortioners
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Noun
▲
Plural for a person who schemes or has an ulterior motive
anglers
schemers
connivers
scammers
conspirators
conspirers
grifters
machinators
wanglers
plotters
Machiavellians
wheeler-dealers
Noun
▲
Plural for a person with an inconstant behavior and can quickly adjust to new circumstances
chameleons
trimmers
temporizers
chancers
acrobats
opportunists
weathercocks
timeservers
butterflies
dilettanti
backstabbers
cardsharps
charlatans
fakes
phoneys
UK
phonies
US
pretenders
sycophants
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who preys on unsuspecting victims for personal gain
harpies
sharks
wolves
predators
vampires
kites
bloodsuckers
buzzards
vultures
extortioners
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