thimblerigged Synonyms
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Strong:
- swindled
- chiseled
- hosed
- mulcted
- skunked
- bled
- nobbled
- gaffed
- suckered
- wrenched
- sold-a-bill-of-goods-to
- cozened
- betrayed
- took-for-a-ride
- did
- took-to-the-cleaners
- fleeced
- choused
- victimized
- bilked
- defrauded
- flimflammed
- chiselled
- fiddled
- diddled
- fooled
- clipped
- exploited
- stiffed
- skinned
- tricked
- reamed
- shortchanged
- euchred
- did-in
- conned
- shorted
- rooked
- deceived
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thimblerigged Meaning
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thimblerigged (imp. & p. p.)
of Thimblerig
thimblerigged Sentence Examples
- The magician's thimblerigged trick left the audience bewildered and suspecting foul play.
- The politician's speech was thimblerigged to confuse and mislead his constituents.
- The gambler's thimblerigged game of three-card monte scammed unsuspecting victims.
- The car dealer's sales pitch was thimblerigged, hiding hidden fees within the fine print.
- The software engineer's code was thimblerigged, leaving malicious loopholes for hackers to exploit.
- The art auction was thimblerigged, using fake bids to inflate prices and deceive buyers.
- The election results were thimblerigged, manipulating votes to ensure a desired outcome.
- The investment scheme was thimblerigged, promising high returns but delivering only losses.
- The charity fundraiser was thimblerigged, using emotional appeals to extract donations without transparency.
- The thimblerigged lottery was designed to create the illusion of winning chances but ultimately defraud participants.
FAQs About the word thimblerigged
of Thimblerig
hustled,cheated, screwed, ripped off, stuck, squeezed, stung, plucked, shook down, beat
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The magician's thimblerigged trick left the audience bewildered and suspecting foul play.
The politician's speech was thimblerigged to confuse and mislead his constituents.
The gambler's thimblerigged game of three-card monte scammed unsuspecting victims.
The car dealer's sales pitch was thimblerigged, hiding hidden fees within the fine print.
