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  • 101cheat someone blind — rob/cheat/someone blind informal phrase to succeed completely in cheating someone and taking their money He found out she’d been robbing him blind for months. Thesaurus: to steal, or steal somethingsynonym Main entry …

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  • 102Cheat — …

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  • 103cheat — 1. verb a) To violate rules in order to gain advantage from a situation. b) To be unfaithful to ones spouse or partner. 2. noun a) Someone who cheats (informal …

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  • 104ChEAT — Children s Eating Attitudes Test …

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  • 105cheat — Synonyms and related words: ballot box stuffing, bamboozle, bamboozlement, beat, befool, beguile, beguile of, bilk, blackleg, boodle, bunco, burn, cardsharping, charlatan, cheater, cheating, chicane, chicanery, chisel, chiseler, chouse, chouse… …

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  • 106cheat — ● ►en n. m. ►JEU Litt. triche . Abréviation de cheatcode …

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  • 107Cheat — special code which allows a player to access levels of a computer game without playing through the lower levels, or to play in a mode without the normal rigmarole of attaining the mode …

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  • 108Cheat on — be sexually unfaithful to (one s spouse or lover) …

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  • 109cheat — Australian Slang special code which allows a player to access levels of a computer game without playing through the lower levels, or to play in a mode without the normal rigmarole of attaining the mode …

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  • 110cheat on — Australian Slang be sexually unfaithful to (one s spouse or lover) …

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