| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Hornswoggle | 3 letters | con |
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| Hornswoggle | 4 letters | bilk |
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| Hornswoggle | 4 letters | dupe |
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| Hornswoggle | 4 letters | fool |
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| Hornswoggle | 4 letters | rook |
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| Hornswoggle | 5 letters | cheat |
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| Hornswoggle | 6 letters | delude |
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| Hornswoggle | 8 letters | outsmart |
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- Fleece
- Swindle
- Rook
- screw one's customers
- Withhold money by fraud
- Con
- Cheat
- Sting
- Gyp
- Flimflam
- Cozen
- Obtain fraudulently
- Chisel
- Bamboozle
- Defraud or swindle
- black type of rook
- Avoid paying bill
- Hornswoggle
- Rip off
- Play badly?
- Hose
- Defraud
- Hornswoggle
- Swindle
- Take 5, clue 5
- Con
- Not play fair
- Deal from the bottom
- Use crib notes
- Chiseler
- I.R.S. target
- Con man?
- "Fudge!"
- Screw as a boy, perhaps eaten by lion?
- Welsh rabbit with bit of Edam in it
- Break the rules
- Two-timer caught by US police
- Talk about energy fraud
- Fleece is beginning to conserve warmth
- Chief put away person who has had one
- peek at the answers, e.g.
- Pocket diamonds, say
- Play dishonestly
- Teach how to swindle
- Hoodwink
- Gossip about European scam
- steal someone's heart, say?
- He will be discovered in a dubious act
- Talk about English fleece
- Ignore game rules
- Play unfairly
- Get an "A" nefariously
- Not play by the rules
- Deal from the bottom of the deck, e.g
- Talk about eastern swindler
- copier, maybe
- poker game concern
- Trickster
- Fleece about to warm up
- Criminal
- Deviate from Hoyle
- Poor playmate?
- Bamboozle
- Dupe, note, breaking jaw
- win without honor
- Do taps corrode?
- Charlatan
- Bend the rules
- Have an affair
- Fool
- Swindler
- Flimflammer
- Highbinder
- Thimblerig
- Sharper
- Deceive
- Shortchange
- Be dishonest
- Dupe
- Bilk
- Gull
- Get help on an exam
- Stack the deck, e.g.
- Maybe sharper children worry
- be a chiseler
- Flout the rules
- Do dine with a companion
- peek at the answers
- possibly teach to break the rules
- Act dishonestly to gain an advantage
- Untrustworthy one
- ignore the rules
- swindler caught holding most of pile
- swindler — crib
- tnt found in "cat and fiddle"
- talk about ecstasy co
- talk about conclusion to bizarre con
- talk about last to leave do
- Teach
- Scam someone, say
- don't play fair
- Copy from your classmate's paper, say
- trick about intensity
- Talk about European do
- Do a feline out of a male
- Deprive by deceit
- He may be found in a wrongful act
- Copy someone's test answers, for one
- Win unfairly
- he is involved in a dubious act
- he is involved in a deceptive act
- Avoid cold and fever?
- Mislead about preliminary race
- Hustle
- act unfairly to gain an advantage
- he may be found in a deceitful act!
- Fraudster
- Trick
- the man involved in a devious act
- confused deceiver in centre of 21
- Copy another's test answers
- Stack the deck in poker, maybe
- deceive a number with warmth
- do have a meal with a companion!
- swindler from east taken in by gossip
- See a race as a rip-off
- unfair player
- dishonest player?
- Be unfaithful
- he may be found in a wrong act
- Swindle, defraud
- He's involved in crafty act
- Talk about primary election fraud
- Mountebank
- Copy someone else's paper
- Dirty sort of person
- Peek on a test, e.g.
- be untrue
- somehow teach to break the rules
- Man eaten by pet shark
- teach to be dishonest
- Play a game unfairly
- Bend the rules and then some
- Celsius temperature will not be fair
- Cold warmth? That's a fraud
- swindler cold before preliminary round
- he is discovered in devious act
- Look at someone else's test paper
- Rob
- Rogue
- juggle
- Knave
- Falsehood
- Hypocrite
- Impose
- Impostor
- Cozen
- Deceit
- befool
- Cajole
- Artifice
- Sycophant
- rook or queen, say, capturing that man
- Plunder
- Vagabond
- Conjure
- Untruth
- Feigner
- Tempt
- Circumvent
- Manoeuvre
- Deceiver
- Distemper
- Fraud
- Fabrication
- Pretense
- Ruse
- Sham
- Imposition
- Deception
- Double
- Dealing
- Delusion
- Circumvention
- Guile
- Bewilderment
- Treachery
- insidiousness
- indirection
- Duplicity
- Cunning
- Use loaded dice
- Talk about European rule-breaker
- teach another way to swindle
- Untrustworthy person's cold then warm
- Do children worry?
- Do get the animal, a male, trapped
- Trick where warmth follows cold
- talk about eastern trickster
- in panic, he attempted to deceive
- Do, when he has a whip-round
- teach wrongly to swindle
- ... sheet (test-taking aid)
- Devious rule-breaker
- Use an unfair advantage in a game
- Rule-breaker
- deceive european in conversation
- Copy, as test answers
- Doesn't play by the rules
- Break a game's rules
- Swindler, deceiver
- Prisoner
- Ruse
- Defraud
- Jailbird
- Bamboozle
- Take in
- Swindle
- Hoodwink
- Sting
- Flimflam
- Opposing
- Nonpro?
- Trick
- Pro's opposite
- Anti body?
- Specialty of some artists
- One kept in the cooler
- One in a pen
- Debate side
- Deception
- Pen filler
- Voting "nay"
- Start of a Tennessee Will
- Yardbird
- Scam
- Time server
- Bunko game
- One side of an issue
- One found in a pen
- Persuade by trickery
- Sing Sing inhabitant
- Cell sojourner
- Argument against
- Deception; disadvantage
- Head of company working a swindle
- Against clubs playing?
- Non-pro?
- Negative side of a debate
- 33-Down's opposite
- pro and ...
- Conjuring trick?
- Downside
- Long
- ...... disadvantage
- Not pro
- Negative aspect
- Swindler
- Cell sojourner: slang
- Anti
- Debate position
- phisher's scheme
- Deceive
- One behind bars
- Negative debate side
- swindle, informally
- Mug in the jug?: slang
- Point against
- Take for a ride
- In short, it is against the prisoner
- work done on a mark
- Do study
- with 80 down, grifters
- Mexican menu preposition
- chili ... carne
- One in a big house?
- Firm with new prisoner
- Examine the money i left
- Opposing argument
- person behind bars, for short
- reason not to
- Against
- cell denizen
- performs a line dance
- trick, deceive
- Take for a ride: slang
- snooker
- Suffix for a fan gathering
- In opposition
- Sing Sing inmate
- Pull a fast one on
- Kind of artist who's not very good?
- Fool
- Cheat
- it may look like a great deal
- Rip off
- Cell occupant
- Fleece
- Cell dweller
- Fast one so to speak
- Hornswoggle
- Deceive skilfully
- Pros and ...s
- ... artist (scammer)
- Clink dweller
- pro's counterpart
- one side of a formal debate
- study a trick
- comic-... (big san diego gathering)
- Criminal
- Artist who swindles
- Devious setup (be a swindler say)
- Fool for money?
- Prison inmate, briefly
- opposite of pro-
- Trick: slang
- Opposing vote
- Swindle: slang
- Pro's partner
- Chili-carne filler
- Deceive: slang
- Felon
- Debate stand
- Pro's opponent
- Cheat a man of conviction
- She may never turn pro
- Voting no
- Jail inhabitant, for short
- Pull a scam on
- Non-pro, of a sort
- Soft-serve holder
- One in the no?
- Peruse carefully
- Cheat: slang
- Opposed to
- Pro's companion
- Inmate
- Pro or ....
- Dupe
- Partner of pro
- Against a proposition
- Start of a Tennessee Williams title
- ... artist (swindler)
- Nay-sayer's side
- Pro's antonym?
- Mislead in a firm way
- Drawback
- Caller on a cell phone?
- Bilk
- pen denizen
- Reason not to do something
- Shell game
- Kind of artist
- Jailer's charge
- .......... amore (with love)
- One in the cooler
- Scan or scam
- Pro's foe
- Temporary beginner
- Emulate Peter Funk
- Pokey person
- Slammer occupant
- Pro's antithesis
- Kind of game
- "...... Amore"
- Peruse?
- Type of game or man
- One in the jug
- Study
- One in stir
- Prefix with firm and form
- Swindle or trick someone
- Record holder
- Lying artist?
- gull or rook
- direct steering of (naut)
- Deceiving trick
- Word before “game” or “artist”
- direct steering of
- Swindler's scheme
- Sting operation
- Reason against
- Negative position in a debate
- Trick, deceive (inf)
- Deceive in a business letter
- Comic-... (annual book convention)
- Dupe a confused NCO
- One side of a debate
- with, in musical directions
- Scam artist
- Study carefully
- One in prison for fraud?
- To deceive
- Negative point
- Dishonest artist?
- study - swindle
- study - trick
- touch with tact, or otherwise
- Put one over on
- Felonious "artist"
- Mislead in a scam
- One side in a debate
- Opposite of pro, in an argument
- Scam someone
- ".... Air"; Cage/Cusack movie
- Deception artist
- Opposite of 11a
- Chili ... carne (spicy stew)
- Not a pro
- Uneven withdrawals in account fraud
- Scam runner
- Deceive; disadvantage
- Snow ......
- Pro and ... (Positive and negative)
- Someone who cheats people
- Professional partner
- Fan gathering, informally
- ".... Air"; Nicolas Cage movie
- To swindle or dupe someone
- Deceive in an elaborate scam
- The opposite of a pro, on a list
- Ponzi scheme artist?
- Pro and ... (for and against)
- Debate's side that is not pro
- Tory scam?
- direct steering (naut)
- With deception
- Pro's opposite, in a debate
- Mislead with Italian
- Imprisoned fox?
- Study decapitated religious figure
- comic or drag follower
- Arroz ... pollo
- Deceive, causing some confusion
- Pro's counterpart, on lists
- Pro's counterpart, to a decision maker
- Hustle
- Is he in prison for the century ahead?
- Opposite of pro, on a list
- "Against" side of a debate
- Fan gathering for short
- swindle, scam
- Fraudulent artist
- Prison inmate
- A deception you can see ahead?
- Pro and (sides in a debate)
- Prisoner for short
- Pro's opponent in a debate
- Three-card monte, e.g.
- Chili came