Scam

What do we mean by scam?

A fraudulent business scheme; a swindle. noun

To defraud; swindle. transitive verb

Fraudulent deal. noun

To defraud or embezzle. verb

Deprive of by deceit verb

A fraudulent business scheme noun

A fraudulent deal.

Something that is promoted using scams.

The intent is to provide players with a sense of pride and accomplishment Urban Dictionary

The act of trying to hook up with someone who is oblivious to the fact that they're being used as a booty call. Trying to get with someone who is innocent. Urban Dictionary

To receive a gift without manipulating another individual. Urban Dictionary

To scam; to leach, to steal to take, to work it, to bloodsuck; gain a financial advantage and have a bit of fun at the same time. In itself it is not a sin or a crime, the crime is getting caught. Urban Dictionary

The act of shadily leveraging an oppurtunistic situation for some sort of personal again, at the expense of a faceless corporation or complete stranger. Scams are rarely illegal, but require a good eye for the oppurtunity, clever manipulation of the situation, loose morals, and confidence in your ability to fabricate lies. Scams can be as simple as getting drive-thru then stopping back 10 minutes later to say they forget one of the burgers, or as complex as...well, the sky's the limit. Despite the shadiness of a scam, the person perpetutating the scam, the "scam-artist", is usually a very intelligent, well integrated member of society who merely never passes up an oppurtunity. Urban Dictionary

Weed, the act of smoking weed, pretty much anything to do with weed Urban Dictionary

CONGRATS U HAVE WON A IPAD GO CLICK ON THIS TOTALLY NOT FAKE LINK TO GET A VIR- I MEAN TO GET THE IPAD!!!!!!!! Urban Dictionary

Given false information which leads to the loss of assets. See also, 'conned'. Urban Dictionary

To straight take a fools card info/ BANK CARD and get free shit and free money and all the big booty gold digger thottianas Urban Dictionary

Someone promising you that they will give something to you after you give something to them. They don't do it after you give them something. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to scam:
scam.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word scam:
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Words that rhyme with scam:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe scam:
little, whole, big, same, new, great, common, biggest, elaborate, financial, old, real, good, latest, nigerian, major, particular, perfect, next, greatest, classic, similar, entire, huge, clever, popular, typical, recent, simple, dollar, phony, illegal, lucrative, alleged, oldest, successful, massive, possible, mail, making, international, eco, complete, crore, complicated, nice, embezzlement, infamous, obvious, profitable, brilliant, fake, potential, largest, favorite, online, quick, ingenious, ultimate, arab, gigantic, sophisticated, neat, complex, moneymaking, famous, non, outrageous, sweet, grand, bigger, notorious, giant, easy, email, fraudulent, colossal, enormous, corporate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective scam:
artists, artist, period.

Consonant match to scam:
scheme, skim, scum, scomm.

Words that sound like scam:
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