Cheat
//t͡ʃiːt//
Word Type
Noun
Verb
The word "cheat" can be used as noun and verb.
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Derived Terms
anticheat becheat cheat code cheat curl cheat day cheat death cheat fate cheat grass cheat meal cheat on cheat out cheat out of cheat sheet cheat the hangman cheat the pocket cheat-bread cheatable cheatee cheater cheatery cheating cheating death cheatless cheatlike cheatline cheaty cybercheat micro-cheat nubbing cheat outcheat play cheat uncheatable windcheater
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Type Of (IsA)
Related Terms
adultery answers avoid bad beguile bending card card game cheat code cheater cheatgrass class deceive deception dishonest dishonesty fake fake test fool foul foul play game lie lies on test partner passing passing class passing tests play playing playing unfairly rule rule bending spouse steal stealing stealing answers taking taking tests test tests trick unfair unfair winning unfairly unfaithful violate winning wrong
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