Cheat and Stick

Cheat

Cheat verb - To rob by the use of trickery or threats.

Usage example: a despicable confidence man who heartlessly cheated elderly people out of their savings

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Stick and cheat are semantically related in honest topic. In some cases you can use "Stick" instead a verb "Cheat".

Nearby Words: cheating, cheated, cheater

Stick verb - To rob by the use of trickery or threats.

Usage example: she got stuck by an unscrupulous seller while using the online auction site

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Cheat and stick are semantically related in honest topic. Sometimes you can use "Cheat" instead a verb "Stick".

Nearby Words: sticker, sticky, sticking, stickily

good	good cheat	good stick
similar	similar cheat	similar stick
right	right cheat	right stick
certain	certain cheat	certain stick
Other adjectives: original, plain, actual, big, great, little, flying, last, handy, magical.

When using the idclip cheat, however, you can go into the brain and see... John Romero's severed head impaled on a stick.

Source: Attack Its Weak Point aka: Weak Spot
But you might forget something minor or you're not quite sure how it worked... note It takes longer to reference your cheat sheet, but once you reference it enough times, it'll stick to your head.

Source: Useful Notes / Memory Hierarchy
While this doesn't mean the AI doesn't cheat it out, it also means that it's actually terribly easy to pull off the input on a joystick, as you can rapidly rotate the stick a few times and press the attack buttons, pulling off the attack flawlessly through input attrition.

Source: Rubber Band AI

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