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II . swindle [ˈswındl] N

1. swindle:

2. swindle:

▶ swindler N

swine [swaın] N

mindless [ˈmaındlıs] ADJ

windlass [ˈwındləs] N

I . swing <swung> [swıŋ] VB intr

III . swing <swung> [swıŋ] N

II . swill [swıl] N

I . swipe [swaıp] VB trans

2. swipe inf:

3. swipe:

II . swipe [swaıp] VB intr (at)

III . swipe [swaıp] N (at)

I . swirl [swɜːl] VB intr

II . swirl [swɜːl] N

swivel <swivel(l)ed; swivel(l)-ing> [ˈswıvəl] VB trans, intr

swimwear [ˈswımweə] N

peddler N

1. peddler mainly Am → pedlar

2. peddler mainly Brit:

See also pedlar

pedlar [ˈpedlə] N, peddler mainly Am

toddler [ˈtɒdlə] N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Finance ministers soon became expert swindlers, cheating and extorting on a grand scale.
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The woman he saw mowed down by a train was a swindler.
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He is a coward and swindler at heart, but shows his good side occasionally.
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He disguises himself into a millers apprentice and meets the pursuit crying: yes, he has seen the swindler running towards the mountains!
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The person born with this yoga will be dirty, sorrowful, doing unrighteous deeds, poor, dependent, a rogue and a swindler.
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He became a lender of thousands of pounds and swindler of hundreds.
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This and other legislation made it possible for the members to sell their lands, and they were preyed on by speculators and swindlers.
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The swindlers agree to the request, even though they have no money in the bank.
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He was described by a judge as one of life's great swindlers.
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Once inside, he declares the count a swindler.
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