Swindler
Swindler noun - A dishonest person who uses clever means to cheat others out of something of value.
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Synonyms for Swindler
Thieves and swindler are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Thieves" with "Swindler", this nouns are similar.
Thieves
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- He then proceeds to point out he is also a swindler, murderer, and thief (since he is also the head of a thieves' guild): glibly implying that anything they could call him would not be insulting in the least.
Source: Wrong Insult Offence -
He then proceeds to point out he is also a swindler, murderer, and thief (since he is also the head of a thieves' guild), glibly implying that anything they could call him would not be insulting in the least.
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One thing that helps make Collin into one of the more memorable gentleman thieves is the fact that his first crimes are the same as his creator's, who, before becoming an author, was a swindler who went into a self-imposed exile in order to escape the Swedish police.
Source: Gentleman Thief
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