Cheaters

What do we mean by cheaters?

One who cheats.

An improvised breaker bar made from a length of pipe and a wrench (spanner), usually used to free screws, bolts, etc. that are difficult to remove with a ratchet or wrench alone.

Great TV show where suspected cheaters are put under surveillance and exposed to their significant other. Lots of angry confrontations and love triangles. Urban Dictionary

The New England Patriots Urban Dictionary

People who never prosper (except really, sometimes they do). Urban Dictionary

Winners, but only as long as they are not caught in the act. Urban Dictionary

Silicon Breasts Urban Dictionary

Noun 1.) Scum. Trash. Whore. 2.) Someone who resembles or is in the process of resembling a dirty diaper. 3.) A person that is not a fan or gets along with Carrie Underwood. 4.) That guy named Steve who always peaks at your Uno cards. Urban Dictionary

A cheating unfaithful prick that thinks they can get away with kissing or sexual contact and etc. Girls or guys if you are reading this because your love is cheating. Dumb their ass because you are a badass that is beautiful and deserves better. Urban Dictionary

Someone who uses a gun in Rock Paper Scissors. Urban Dictionary

Mya harris Urban Dictionary

There are many definitions of cheating. To be a cheater you don't always have to physically cheat. Cheating on a loved one can also be defined as privately talking, texting, or seeing another person behind your significant others back. If you have to hide messages or people from your loved one you are cheating. Cheating can also be defined as sexual contact. To be a cheater remember it doesn't always involve sexual contact. Urban Dictionary

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Consonant match to cheaters:
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