subreption /sub-repˈshən/ (law; obsolete)

Procuring an advantage or benefit by misrepresentation or concealment of the truth, esp an ecclesiastical benefit, or (Scots law) a gift of escheat (cf obreption)

• not have a leg to stand on
• not have the faintest
• not have the foggiest
• not-headed
• not hear of
• nothing
• nothingarian
• nothingarianism
• nothingarians
• nothing but
• nothing doing
• nothing for it but
• nothing-gift
• nothing-gifts
• nothing if not
• nothing in it
• nothingism
• nothingisms
• nothing less than
• nothing loath
• nothingness
• nothingnesses
• nothing patent
• nothings
• nothing short of