Cheating, befooling, false, feigning. Obsolete.

That cogs at dice; cheating; wheedling.

That cheats; fraudulent, swindling, deceitful.

Frivolous, idle, vain, nonsensical; also, deceptive, fictitious, sham.

That overreaches (in various senses of the verb).

That cozens; cheating, deceitful, fraudulent.

Deceitful; underhand; dishonourable. Cf. fog, v.2 fogger, n.1 1.

That gulls or deceives; cheating, deceptive.

That employs chicanery; petty, deceitful, quibbling. Also: characterized by chicanery.

Cheating; dishonest.

Balking, disappointing, cheating.

Using deception; practising imposture.

colloquial. Of a person: cheating, deceitful. Cf. nail, v. 5c. Obsolete. rare.