Swindle

What do we mean by swindle?

To cheat or defraud of money or property. intransitive verb

To obtain by fraudulent means. intransitive verb

To practice fraud as a means of obtaining money or property. intransitive verb

The act or an instance of swindling. noun

To cheat or defraud. The word implies, commonly, recourse to petty and mean artifices for obtaining money which may or may not be strictly illegal.

The act or process of swindling; a fraudulent scheme; an act of cheating; an imposition; a fraud. noun

Anything that is deceptive or not what it is said or thought to be. noun

The act or process of swindling; a cheat. noun

To cheat defraud grossly, or with deliberate artifice. transitive verb

To defraud (someone) verb

To obtain money or property by fraudulent or deceitful methods verb

An instance of swindling noun

The act of swindling by some fraudulent scheme noun

Deprive of by deceit verb

An instance of swindling.

Anything that is deceptively not what it appears to be.

Words that are spelled similarly to swindle:
swindle, spindle, dwindle, swingle, windle, shindle, twindle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word swindle:
swindler, gullible, megatron, rook, optimus, scam, perpetrated, vicious, con, shepard, stolen, dimension, sid, bing, knots, warming, arrive, fury, trick, noah, diagram, magnus, mint, rotten, griffin, thanks, fraud, thriller, fake, fortune, perth, steal, money, sex, jake, innocent, buying, sum, sued, transit, blast, convince, proof, obtain, soundtrack, wealthy, evans, rod, punk, wealth, freestyle, sell, passes, confidence, ranch, roll, detective, prove, surname, documentary, valuable, johnny, harrison, saved, howard, leave, truth, fled, alleged, wants, clinton, arrested, animated, gang, murder, marshall, max, component, scheme.

Words that rhyme with swindle:
kindle, spindle, dwindle, rekindle, brindle, bindle, windle, tindal, grindle, tyndall, hindle, tindle, swindell, shindle, spindel, tindall, mindel, schindel, kindel, tindel, lindell, windell, prindle, tindell, swindall, indal, bindel, kindall, kindell, pindell, prindl, skin dull, tindol.

Adjectives that are often used to describe swindle:
gigantic, great, big, greatest, whole, old, biggest, huge, financial, colossal, pure, political, regular, downright, successful, outrageous, vast, deliberate, clever, common, bloody, damned, ignoble, elaborate, real, infamous, mere, attempted, petty, complete, monstrous, infernal, friendly, dollar, famous, barefaced, enormous, alleged, ingenious, subsequent, notorious, intellectual, massive, malignant, majestic, capitalist, international, obvious, gross, shameless, outright, legal, complicated, universal, scale, giant, cruel, commonplace, pathetic, awful, grand, beastly, commercial, dirty, clad, abominable, faced, bold, perfect, absolute, vulgar, intended, cheap, immense, stupendous, daring, democratic, typical, miserable, damn, impudent, easy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective swindle:
sheet, sheets, period.

Consonant match to swindle:
swindell, swindall.

Words that sound like swindle:
swindle, swindell, swindall, spindle, swindler, swindled, spindel, swindles, sundell, sendal, stendal, cendal, sandal, swaddle, swindon, standel, dwindle, sandel, sundial, cental, sandell, stendhal, sand hill, swan hill, scandal, spindles, swinton, windle, cinda, siddle, spindler, sandall, windell, sinda, scandale, spindled, skandal, sandale, sandahl, spidell, windel, zundel, santal, sydel, sand eel, swindling, hindle, quintal, shindle, schindel, wendell, sunda, wendel, senal, senda, centile, sun dial, swinish, sindelar, senel, swung dash, singtel, spuddle, saddle, cindy, sending, sandals, sidle, sonal, sindy, cyndi, sanda, cindi, arundel, seidel, cidal, cinta, sinal, sinta, slidell, sindhi, sadl, hendel, seidl, sidell, sindi, smittle, sinden, cdl, schendel, quintile, sandaled, seydel, simmel, seidell, quintel, sindo, sandalled, scending, simial.