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Difference between 'bilk', 'cheat', 'swindle', 'hoodwink'



 
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Difference between 'bilk', 'cheat', 'swindle', 'hoodwink' #1 (permalink) Fri Apr 07, 2006 16:29 pm   Difference between 'bilk', 'cheat', 'swindle', 'hoodwink'
 

Hello,

Could anyone please explain the difference between "bilk", "cheat","swindle","hoodwink",betray","deceive",beguile",quack",mislead",and charlaten"?

thanks a lot

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Cheat #2 (permalink) Sat Apr 08, 2006 1:07 am   Cheat
 

bittu wrote:
Cld anyone please explain the difference between "bilk", "cheat","swindle","hoodwink",betray","deceive",beguile",quack",mislead",and charlaten"?
thanks a lot
b2

bittu, as I mentioned, you'd be better to look all these words up yourself, rather than having other people do it for you. It's good to post questions on the forum, but it's starting to look as if you're asking other people to do your homework for you.Smile Check the Longman online dictionary site: http://www.ldoceonline.com
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