fraud (n.)
- abstraction
- acting
- actor
- affectation
- annexation
- appearance
- appropriation
- artfulness
- artifice
- barracuda
- bluff
- bluffer
- bunco
- charlatan
- cheat
- cheater
- cheating
- chicane
- chicanery
- color
- coloring
- conversion
- conveyance
- counterfeit
- cozenage
- craft
- craftiness
- deceit
- deceitfulness
- deceiver
- deception
- defrauder
- delusion
- diddle
- disguise
- dishonesty
- disingenuousness
- dissembling
- dissimulation
- dodge
- double-dealing
- dummy
- dupery
- duplicity
- embezzlement
- facade
- face
- fake
- faker
- fakery
- falsity
- feigning
- feint
- flam
- flimflam
- forgery
- forswearing
- frame-up
- fraudulence
- front
- gilt
- gloss
- graft
- guile
- gyp
- hoax
- humbug
- imitation
- impersonator
- imposition
- impostor
- imposture
- insincerity
- intrigue
- junk
- knave
- liberation
- lifting
- malingerer
- masquerade
- meretriciousness
- mock
- mountebank
- ostentation
- paste
- performer
- perjury
- phony
- pilferage
- pinchbeck
- pinching
- playacting
- playactor
- poaching
- pose
- poser
- poseur
- posing
- posture
- pretender
- pretense
- pretension
- pretext
- put-on
- quack
- racket
- representation
- ringer
- rip-off
- rogue
- ruse
- scam
- scoundrel
- sell
- semblance
- sham
- shammer
- shark
- sharper
- shoddy
- shoplifting
- show
- simulacrum
- simulation
- speciousness
- stealing
- stratagem
- subterfuge
- swindle
- swindler
- theft
- thievery
- thieving
- tinsel
- treachery
- trick
- trickery
- trickster
- untruthfulness
- varnish
- wile
fraud (v.)
Whoever has even once become notorious by base fraud, even if he speaks the truth, gains no belief.
