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Synonyms of cheating

  • noun



  • as in deception



  • as in adultery

  • adjective



  • as in defrauding

  • verb



  • as in misrepresenting



  • as in philandering



  • as in disappointing



  • as in hustling

  • as in deception
  • as in adultery
  • as in defrauding
  • as in misrepresenting
  • as in philandering
  • as in disappointing
  • as in hustling


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cheating
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noun

Definition of cheatingnext

1

as in deception

the inclination or practice of misleading others through lies or trickery

a conscienceless adventuress who never earned anything except through cheating

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • deception

  • fraud

  • deceit

  • deceptiveness

  • lying

  • cunning

  • deceitfulness

  • dishonesty

  • duplicity

  • fakery

  • crookedness

  • dissembling

  • secrecy

  • dissimulation

  • dupery

  • doubledealing

  • cozenage

  • swindling

  • crookery

  • fraudulence

  • guile

  • cunningness

  • subterfuge

  • craftiness

  • craft

  • trickery

  • artifice

  • chicanery

  • skulduggery

  • prevarication

  • hypocrisy

  • guilefulness

  • wiliness

  • foxiness

  • mendacity

  • skullduggery

  • underhandedness

  • wile

  • insincerity

  • hankypanky

  • fib

  • jugglery

  • artfulness

  • equivocation

  • sneakiness

  • shadiness

  • chicane

  • deviousness

  • obliquity

  • unscrupulousness

  • covertness

  • falsehood

  • untruth

  • treacherousness

  • sanctimoniousness

  • legerdemain

  • shrewdness

  • cageyness

  • twofacedness

  • furtiveness

  • caginess

  • mountebankery

  • smoothness

  • slipperiness

  • stealthiness

  • shiftiness

  • slyness

  • falsity

  • slickness

  • oiliness


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • sincerity

  • artlessness

  • frankness

  • honesty

  • forthrightness

  • guilelessness

  • ingenuousness

  • openness

  • candor

  • reliability

  • good faith

  • candidness

  • directness

  • trustworthiness

  • plainness

  • probity

  • plainspokenness

  • integrity

  • truthfulness

  • dependability

  • goodness

  • virtuousness

  • trustiness

  • righteousness

  • decency

  • solidity

  • trustability

  • reliableness

  • uprightness

  • incorruptibility

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  • sincerity

  • artlessness

  • frankness

  • honesty

  • forthrightness

  • guilelessness

  • ingenuousness

  • openness

  • candor

  • reliability

  • good faith

  • candidness

  • directness

  • trustworthiness

  • plainness

  • probity

  • plainspokenness

  • integrity

  • truthfulness

  • dependability

  • goodness

  • virtuousness

  • trustiness

  • righteousness

  • decency

  • solidity

  • trustability

  • reliableness

  • uprightness

  • incorruptibility

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2

as in adultery

a sexual encounter or relationship between a married person and someone other than their spouse

she swore that if there was ever any cheating, she’d leave in a heartbeat

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • adultery

  • misconduct

  • infidelity

  • unfaithfulness

  • twotiming

  • treachery

  • affair

  • promiscuity

  • disloyalty

  • romance

  • affaire

  • perfidy

  • criminal conversation

  • faithlessness

  • love

  • infatuation

  • flirtation

  • intrigue

  • perfidiousness

  • free love

  • inconstancy

  • fling

  • entanglement

  • amour

  • falseness

  • love affair

  • attachment

  • liaison

  • passion


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • fidelity

  • faithfulness

  • loyalty

  • devotion

  • allegiance

  • dedication

  • constancy

  • fealty

  • steadfastness

  • devotedness

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  • fidelity

  • faithfulness

  • loyalty

  • devotion

  • allegiance

  • dedication

  • constancy

  • fealty

  • steadfastness

  • devotedness

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cheating

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adjective

as in defrauding

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • defrauding

  • lying

  • dishonest

  • dissembling

  • duplicitous

  • deceiving

  • deceitful

  • underhanded

  • deceptive

  • knavish

  • doubledealing

  • underhand

  • untrustworthy

  • crooked

  • tricky

  • twofaced

  • untruthful

  • trickish

  • mendacious

  • devious

  • perfidious

  • clandestine

  • insidious

  • covert

  • treacherous

  • sneaky

  • sneaking

  • cunning

  • secretive

  • serpentine

  • crafty

  • wily

  • artful

  • dark

  • devious

  • sly

  • stealthy

  • closemouthed

  • foxy

  • shifty

  • furtive

  • reticent

  • guileful

  • shady

  • slick

  • slippery

  • close


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • straightforward

  • forthright

  • plain

  • direct

  • frank

  • honest

  • truthful

  • open

  • aboveboard

  • candid

  • trustworthy

  • plainspoken

  • foursquare

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  • straightforward

  • forthright

  • plain

  • direct

  • frank

  • honest

  • truthful

  • open

  • aboveboard

  • candid

  • trustworthy

  • plainspoken

  • foursquare

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cheating

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verb

present participle of cheat

1

as in misrepresenting

to use dishonest methods to achieve a goal

students who cheat on tests end up never knowing anything

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • misrepresenting

  • fudging

  • evading

  • distorting

  • finagling

  • dodging

  • cribbing

  • faking

  • falsifying

  • twisting

  • chicaning

  • misstating

  • exaggerating

  • doctoring

  • elaborating

  • misinterpreting

  • stretching

  • padding

  • perverting

  • coloring

  • hedging

  • warping

  • embellishing

  • embroidering

  • magnifying

  • tampering (with)

2

as in philandering

to be sexually unfaithful

he suspects that his girlfriend is cheating on him

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • philandering

  • lying

  • sleeping

  • screwing around

  • womanizing

  • fornicating

  • copulating

  • stepping out

  • mating

  • lusting

  • coupling

  • fooling around

  • playing (around)

  • catting (around)

  • tomcatting (around)

  • making out

3

as in disappointing

to fall short in satisfying the expectation or hope of

the daredevil survived his plunge over the falls with barely a scratch, having cheated death once again

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • disappointing

  • dissatisfying

  • failing

  • deceiving

  • letting down

  • upsetting

  • discontenting

  • distressing

  • disillusioning

  • displeasing

  • disenchanting

  • mocking

  • deluding

  • disgruntling

  • chagrining

  • bumming (out)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • satisfying

  • gratifying

  • fulfilling

  • contenting

  • gladdening

  • satisfying

  • gratifying

  • fulfilling

  • contenting

  • gladdening

4

as in hustling

to rob by the use of trickery or threats

a despicable confidence man who heartlessly cheated elderly people out of their savings

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • hustling

  • screwing

  • doing

  • squeezing

  • beating

  • plucking

  • stinging

  • sticking

  • swindling

  • defrauding

  • bleeding

  • deceiving

  • tricking

  • shortchanging

  • conning

  • fleecing

  • exploiting

  • victimizing

  • diddling

  • fooling

  • bilking

  • betraying

  • mulcting

  • rooking

  • fiddling

  • stiffing

  • gaffing

  • shorting

  • suckering

  • cozening

  • reaming

  • chiseling

  • nobbling

  • skinning

  • shaking down

  • chousing

  • flimflamming

  • ripping off

  • thimblerigging

  • extorting

  • euchring

  • hosing

  • duping

  • gouging

  • chiselling

  • skunking

  • doing in

  • taking to the cleaners

  • wrenching

  • taking for a ride

  • overcharging

  • milking

  • nicking

  • selling a bill of goods to

  • clipping

  • gulling

  • soaking

  • bitching

  • wresting

  • wringing

  • doublecrossing

  • bamboozling

  • roping (in)

  • fasttalking

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What if you have a boyfriend but you flirt with someone else is that cheating?

Not cheating but it does tell you something about your
relationship. If you feel the need to flirt with another guy, You
are not entirely happy with your current partner. If it’s more
affection, Compliments or to feel sexy, Your partner is not giving
you what you need. Another view: That depends on what the boyfriend
thinks. Cheating is a kind of dishonest dealings. If the boyfriend
knows a girl or woman likes to flirt just for fun and still wants
to be her boyfriend, there is no dishonesty in that relationship
and hence no cheating. (But as stated above, it may be a different
kind of problem.) However if she flirts with others while allowing
her boyfriend to believe she would never flirt with anyone but him,
that is dishonest and is thus a kind of cheating.
Agreed.

What is another word for cheating?

1756 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ t͡ʃˈiːtɪŋ], [ t‍ʃˈiːtɪŋ], [ tʃ_ˈiː_t_ɪ_ŋ]

Table of Contents

  • adj.

    adulterous (adjective)

    • moonlighting,
    • extra-curricular,
    • extracurricular.

    deceptive (adjective)

    • duplicitous.

    dirty (adjective)

    • shady.

    dishonest (adjective)

    • insincere,
    • felonious,
    • crooked,
    • untrue,
    • hypocritical,
    • dishonorable,
    • untrustworthy,
    • double-faced,
    • perfidious,
    • immoral,
    • fraudulent,
    • crafty,
    • traitorous,
    • mendacious,
    • underhanded,
    • unscrupulous,
    • turncoat,
    • treacherous,
    • devious,
    • corrupt,
    • Prevaricating,
    • deceitful.

    disloyal (adjective)

    • more estranged,
    • dis-loyal,
    • un-patriotic,
    • most apostate,
    • un patriotic,
    • more unpatriotic,
    • unpatriotic,
    • dis-affected,
    • dis affected,
    • un loyal,
    • most unpatriotic,
    • most unloyal,
    • more apostate,
    • dis loyal,
    • most estranged,
    • more unloyal,
    • un-loyal.

    faithless (adjective)

    • most unconverted,
    • in-constant,
    • un converted,
    • more unconverted,
    • un stabler,
    • un-converted,
    • un-stable,
    • more fluctuating,
    • un-stablest,
    • more changeful,
    • un stable,
    • un reliable,
    • in constant,
    • doubting,
    • most fluctuating,
    • un-reliable,
    • un-stabler,
    • most changeful,
    • un stablest,
    • un believing,
    • un-believing.

    fickle (adjective)

    • mutable,
    • temperamental,
    • unsteady,
    • quicksilver,
    • YOYO,
    • mercurial,
    • yo-yo,
    • flighty.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • unfair,
    • imprecise,
    • changeful,
    • unloyal,
    • unconverted,
    • faithless,
    • not true to,
    • fickle,
    • unprincipled,
    • unethical,
    • pretended,
    • adulterous,
    • unsporting,
    • unfaithful,
    • out of line,
    • unrightful,
    • falsehearted,
    • unsportsmanlike,
    • disloyal,
    • adulterine,
    • of bad faith,
    • dishonest.

    pretended (adjective)

    • Impostrous,
    • Imposturous,
    • masked.

    underhanded (adjective)

    • under handed,
    • under-handed.

    unethical (adjective)

    • dirty-dealing,
    • scamer.

    unfair (adjective)

    • un-duest,
    • dis criminatory,
    • un-fairest,
    • un-due,
    • un sporting,
    • dis-criminatory,
    • un-duer,
    • un-reasonable,
    • dis-creditable,
    • in-equitable,
    • un justest,
    • most unrightful,
    • un-just,
    • most unsporting,
    • un reasonable,
    • un-lawful,
    • un-fairer,
    • un duest,
    • un-fair,
    • un lawful,
    • un-warranted,
    • in-excusable,
    • uncalledfor,
    • in excusable,
    • un-rightful,
    • un fair,
    • un just,
    • un-juster,
    • dis creditable,
    • un fairer,
    • more unsporting,
    • un-justifiable,
    • in equitable,
    • un fairest,
    • un due,
    • onesided,
    • one sided,
    • un justifiable,
    • more unrightful,
    • un juster,
    • un rightful,
    • un-sporting,
    • un-justest.

    unfaithful (adjective)

    • in-continent,
    • more adulterine,
    • false hearted,
    • foresworn,
    • most adulterine,
    • more philandering,
    • more foresworn,
    • incontinent,
    • in continent,
    • most philandering,
    • fore-sworn,
    • un faithful,
    • un-faithful,
    • most foresworn,
    • fore sworn.

    unprincipled (adjective)

    • amoral,
    • stop at nothing,
    • stop-at-nothing,
    • mercentary.

    unsportsmanlike (adjective)

    • un sportsmanlike,
    • un gentlemanly,
    • un-gentlemanly,
    • un-sportsmanlike.

    untrue (adjective)

    • counter factual,
    • un-sounder,
    • un truer,
    • un-sound,
    • Forsworn,
    • most dissembling,
    • more forsworn,
    • in accurate,
    • un-soundest,
    • most prevaricating,
    • counter-factual,
    • most forsworn,
    • un sound,
    • un-truest,
    • Perjured,
    • un sounder,
    • mis taken,
    • more dissembling,
    • in correct,
    • un true,
    • out line,
    • un-truer,
    • un truest,
    • more prevaricating,
    • most imprecise,
    • un-true.
  • n.

    act (noun)

    • cheat,
    • cheating.

    adultery (noun)

    • Hanky Panky.

    chicanery (noun)

    • doublecrossings,
    • fourberies,
    • double-crossings,
    • double crossings,
    • surreptitiousnesses,
    • sharp practices,
    • doubledealing.

    con (noun)

    • con.

    cunning (noun)

    • wile.

    deceit (noun)

    • dis simulations,
    • smoke mirrors,
    • dis-semblance,
    • ambidextrousnesses,
    • entrappings,
    • cozenings,
    • over-reaching,
    • dis-simulation,
    • dis simulation,
    • fraudulences,
    • pre tense,
    • pre-tense,
    • dissimulations,
    • pre tenses,
    • dis semblance,
    • defraudings,
    • dirty dealings,
    • dis-simulations,
    • overreachings,
    • over reaching,
    • twofacedness,
    • dis-semblances,
    • two facedness,
    • dis semblances.

    deception (noun)

    • imposition.

    dirty (noun)

    • dirty.

    dishonesty (noun)

    • insidiousness,
    • perfidy,
    • indirection,
    • wiliness,
    • criminalities,
    • infamy,
    • Improbity,
    • criminality,
    • unscrupulousness.

    falsity (noun)

    • mis-representation,
    • dis ingenuousness,
    • in accuracy,
    • un candidnesses,
    • mis-representations,
    • dis-ingenuousnesses,
    • un candidness,
    • uncandidnesses,
    • in-accuracy,
    • un reality,
    • un-truth,
    • mis representation,
    • in-sincerity,
    • un truth,
    • in sincerities,
    • un faithfulness,
    • un-realities,
    • un-reality,
    • dis ingenuousnesses,
    • un faithfulnesses,
    • un-faithfulness,
    • un-faithfulnesses,
    • un realities,
    • un-candidness,
    • un-truths,
    • in-sincerities,
    • deceptivenesses,
    • un truths,
    • un-candidnesses,
    • dis-ingenuousness,
    • in sincerity,
    • mis representations,
    • in-accuracies,
    • in accuracies.

    foul (noun)

    • foul.

    grift (noun)

    • shady deals.

    hocus-pocus (noun)

    • incantation,
    • Mummeries,
    • nonsense,
    • Hocuspocus,
    • gobbledegook,
    • Occultism,
    • Hocus,
    • mummery,
    • magic word,
    • magic words.

    indirection (noun)

    • in-direction,
    • in direction,
    • in directions,
    • in-directions.

    infidelity (noun)

    • Extramarital Relations,
    • inconstancies,
    • falseness,
    • bad faith,
    • inconstancy.

    lying (noun)

    • deception.

    meanness (noun)

    • covetings,
    • sneakings,
    • degradings,
    • dishonorings,
    • de faming,
    • defamings,
    • dis-honoring,
    • quarrelings,
    • de grading,
    • shamings,
    • belittlings,
    • grovelings,
    • de-grading,
    • dis honoring,
    • de-faming,
    • deceivings.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • fourberie,
    • grift,
    • underhandedness,
    • dishonesty,
    • ambidextrousness,
    • fraud,
    • surreptitiousness,
    • shiftiness,
    • fraudulence,
    • ripoff,
    • lawlessness,
    • razzle-dazzle,
    • unreality,
    • chicanes,
    • cunnings,
    • intrigues,
    • two-timing,
    • feint,
    • falsity,
    • Double dealing,
    • deceptiveness,
    • slyness,
    • chicane,
    • racket,
    • uncandidness,
    • underworld,
    • double-dealing,
    • groveling,
    • skullduggery,
    • shadiness,
    • deceit,
    • scam,
    • sneakiness,
    • grudgings,
    • sharp practice,
    • trickery,
    • meanness,
    • shady deal,
    • adultery,
    • fast shuffle,
    • hypocrisy,
    • chicanery,
    • pretending,
    • funny business,
    • illicit scheme,
    • trickiness,
    • unrealities,
    • dirty dealing,
    • dupery,
    • dissimulation.

    racket (noun)

    • under world,
    • under-worlds,
    • illicit schemes,
    • swindlings,
    • under-world,
    • under worlds.

    scam (noun)

    • hosing,
    • sucker game,
    • double cross,
    • fast one,
    • doublecross,
    • crooked deal.

    theft (noun)

    • peculations,
    • lootings,
    • larceny,
    • peculation,
    • robbings,
    • muggings.

    trickery (noun)

    • duperies,
    • razzle dazzles,
    • funny businesses,
    • razzledazzle,
    • bait switch,
    • razzledazzles,
    • razzle-dazzles,
    • razzle dazzle,
    • fast shuffles,
    • bait switches,
    • bait and switches,
    • bait and switch.

    underhandedness (noun)

    • under-handednesses,
    • under handednesses,
    • under-handedness,
    • under handedness.

    wile (noun)

    • little game,
    • schemings.
  • v.

    deceiving (verb)

    • Bilking,
    • Deceiving,
    • falsifying,
    • Deluding,
    • double-crossing,
    • Swindling,
    • Fooling,
    • Duping,
    • Conning,
    • forging,
    • betraying,
    • misleading,
    • Counterfeiting,
    • Defrauding.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • behaviour.
  • Other synonyms:

    • infidelity.

    Other relevant words:

    • food coloring,
    • light upon,
    • skirt,
    • histrionics,
    • agency,
    • swipe,
    • conniving,
    • demoralize,
    • misappropriation,
    • bemire,
    • outlawry,
    • concern,
    • confront,
    • wrongdoing,
    • shaft,
    • chouse,
    • murky,
    • dissembler,
    • fabrication,
    • afoul,
    • behave,
    • treasonable,
    • mannerism,
    • rook,
    • point,
    • befoul,
    • draw,
    • enamor,
    • acquit,
    • allure,
    • slipperiness,
    • hitch,
    • wormy,
    • induct,
    • degeneracy,
    • whirl,
    • crumpled,
    • comment,
    • awing,
    • inter-group communication,
    • skeptical,
    • imposter,
    • commence,
    • infernal region,
    • play a joke on,
    • mishandle,
    • rotten,
    • dark,
    • bent grass,
    • refutation,
    • immobilise,
    • bribery,
    • demeanor,
    • walloping,
    • ingenious,
    • obliqueness,
    • excursive,
    • in a higher place,
    • happen upon,
    • rush,
    • corruptness,
    • turnout,
    • flim-flam,
    • drool,
    • phony,
    • impart,
    • bunko,
    • ostentatiousness,
    • awe-inspiring,
    • battlefront,
    • jollify,
    • human face,
    • stir up,
    • seal,
    • depravity,
    • beget,
    • cheat on,
    • worry,
    • renegade,
    • pin down,
    • whoop it up,
    • ambush,
    • let,
    • lead by the nose,
    • misdemean,
    • faux,
    • gimmick,
    • shit,
    • diddle,
    • gob,
    • insincerity,
    • evince,
    • enigmatical,
    • flutter,
    • sway,
    • dishonor,
    • fishy,
    • tarradiddle,
    • regulate,
    • tear away,
    • pestering,
    • accomplish,
    • designate,
    • bedclothes,
    • usher,
    • stifling,
    • wrongful conduct,
    • thud,
    • nonsensicality,
    • depict,
    • bended,
    • put on,
    • develop,
    • plaguy,
    • cloaked,
    • disproof,
    • higher up,
    • enigmatic,
    • con game,
    • perspicacity,
    • nonsensical,
    • receive,
    • mucky,
    • caper,
    • cause,
    • distortion,
    • convict,
    • food color,
    • colourise,
    • unpersuaded,
    • hasten,
    • consume,
    • contribute,
    • stupefy,
    • marshy,
    • grafting,
    • shrink from,
    • pseud,
    • underhandedly,
    • hokum,
    • erratic,
    • drubbing,
    • fluttering,
    • four flush,
    • purloin,
    • astonishing,
    • deliver,
    • picture,
    • magic,
    • soil,
    • apostate,
    • implike,
    • jockey,
    • subvert,
    • camouflage,
    • evidence,
    • motivate,
    • front line,
    • model,
    • glamour,
    • nauseous,
    • moody,
    • waterlogged,
    • denounce,
    • coloration,
    • bombardment,
    • get down,
    • baloney,
    • elude,
    • resistant,
    • impersonation,
    • annoying,
    • tortuousness,
    • likeness,
    • show up,
    • case,
    • grim,
    • torsion,
    • contract,
    • pin,
    • outfit,
    • determine,
    • maw,
    • inmate,
    • base,
    • rat,
    • perspicaciousness,
    • rape,
    • hex,
    • experience,
    • beating,
    • pound,
    • razmataz,
    • scram,
    • ingest,
    • stinky,
    • nervous,
    • largeness,
    • disconsolate,
    • flyaway,
    • front end,
    • fickleness,
    • boloney,
    • sinful,
    • rich person,
    • conquer,
    • doings,
    • addition,
    • deprave,
    • colorise,
    • ingraft,
    • pretentiousness,
    • pestilential,
    • playing,
    • begrimed,
    • witch,
    • fancy dress,
    • profit,
    • military rank,
    • grass,
    • seedy,
    • grow,
    • aspect,
    • suspicious,
    • present,
    • distinguished,
    • hydrargyrum,
    • magnetize,
    • buy,
    • tractor trailer,
    • pull in,
    • noble,
    • racquet,
    • nonplus,
    • snatch,
    • bring on,
    • aimless,
    • use up,
    • machination,
    • go,
    • lese majesty,
    • dumbfound,
    • defraud,
    • illegitimate enterprise,
    • run,
    • drive,
    • perversive,
    • glossary,
    • disguised,
    • torture,
    • comport,
    • violate,
    • see,
    • mask,
    • round-shouldered,
    • corrupting,
    • immobilize,
    • arrive at,
    • military posture,
    • rottenness,
    • internal representation,
    • clog up,
    • render,
    • overhear,
    • demoralise,
    • irritating,
    • lip service,
    • deserter,
    • tamper,
    • mismanage,
    • come across,
    • tight,
    • give away,
    • read,
    • fallacious,
    • niggardliness,
    • enamour,
    • entrance,
    • calculative,
    • sully,
    • faultfinding,
    • false,
    • impersonate,
    • profane,
    • bring in,
    • corruptible,
    • ratter,
    • grungy,
    • dissemble,
    • make merry,
    • cuckold,
    • thievery,
    • overrefinement,
    • color in,
    • buzz off,
    • match,
    • confusing,
    • cringing,
    • conduct,
    • untruth,
    • set up,
    • magisterial,
    • act upon,
    • circumvent,
    • furtiveness,
    • score,
    • strength,
    • miry,
    • cheek,
    • double-tongued,
    • hang,
    • puckish,
    • falsification,
    • stick,
    • round-backed,
    • channel,
    • putrefaction,
    • delight,
    • dismal,
    • captivate,
    • puzzle,
    • problematical,
    • computer simulation,
    • contaminate,
    • spin,
    • inequitable,
    • pollute,
    • bent on,
    • vexatious,
    • head game,
    • scaffolding,
    • simulated,
    • face up,
    • pack,
    • sloughy,
    • invade,
    • shtup,
    • discursive,
    • accept,
    • suspect,
    • faithlessness,
    • tortuous,
    • becharm,
    • distort,
    • quaggy,
    • colly,
    • win,
    • perplex,
    • spoil,
    • play false,
    • magnetise,
    • thing,
    • lure,
    • take hold of,
    • lead on,
    • boggy,
    • expression,
    • pull,
    • paygrade,
    • sharp,
    • bullshit,
    • increase,
    • fall upon,
    • simulate,
    • stratagem,
    • give,
    • astound,
    • trammel,
    • sorry,
    • feigning,
    • emblazon,
    • sickening,
    • apparent,
    • supra,
    • barrage,
    • corruptive,
    • guise,
    • sell,
    • goldbrick,
    • lying in wait,
    • clog,
    • plagiarization,
    • matter,
    • forgery,
    • flummery,
    • performing,
    • twaddle,
    • plagiarism,
    • flap,
    • facial expression,
    • link,
    • magic trick,
    • propel,
    • involvement,
    • swampy,
    • cute,
    • let down,
    • stop,
    • memorize,
    • throb,
    • volatile,
    • fouled,
    • short-change,
    • icky,
    • delusory,
    • noise,
    • gimcrack,
    • turn,
    • straining,
    • conjuration,
    • tightness,
    • colourize,
    • tinker,
    • choke off,
    • changefulness,
    • vividness,
    • astute,
    • get under one’s skin,
    • catch up with,
    • slaughter,
    • fishing tackle,
    • transplant,
    • mother,
    • roundabout,
    • discover,
    • flyblown,
    • drear,
    • yap,
    • presence,
    • traitorousness,
    • interest,
    • trumpery,
    • lend,
    • military capability,
    • recreant,
    • gain ground,
    • sleazy,
    • convey,
    • stalking-horse,
    • intimacy,
    • sidestep,
    • choke,
    • craftsmanship,
    • grimy,
    • awesome,
    • take,
    • psychotic belief,
    • stooped,
    • bribable,
    • rubric,
    • cut-up,
    • prevarication,
    • tear off,
    • rebarbative,
    • bribe,
    • scheol,
    • adopt,
    • military rating,
    • gold,
    • roll in the hay,
    • catchy,
    • contact,
    • memorise,
    • lodge in,
    • haul,
    • fuck off,
    • stock,
    • soggy,
    • snitch,
    • shade,
    • assumed,
    • razzle,
    • apostasy,
    • pull ahead,
    • hunched,
    • mental representation,
    • out to,
    • exhibit,
    • sire,
    • sitting,
    • burnish,
    • trucking rig,
    • vagabondage,
    • trailer truck,
    • shadowy,
    • post,
    • vagabond,
    • awful,
    • hornswoggle,
    • astounding,
    • yard bird,
    • articulated lorry,
    • tricksy,
    • buccaneering,
    • affect,
    • punic,
    • offensive,
    • assume,
    • fount,
    • trance,
    • misdirect,
    • sneaky,
    • pretend,
    • nettlesome,
    • fuck,
    • feature,
    • opprobrium,
    • defile,
    • flash,
    • hallucination,
    • puffiness,
    • wormlike,
    • black,
    • debase,
    • dicey,
    • image,
    • trade,
    • mold,
    • amaze,
    • hades,
    • airs,
    • grab,
    • gloomy,
    • slick,
    • oilskin,
    • play a trick on,
    • cozen,
    • grimace,
    • knack,
    • vex,
    • stealing,
    • outrage,
    • litter,
    • low-down,
    • set out,
    • ambuscade,
    • rip,
    • umbrageous,
    • grand,
    • fill,
    • fraudulent scheme,
    • terrible,
    • straw man,
    • cloudy,
    • changeable,
    • record,
    • plagiarisation,
    • typeface,
    • criminalness,
    • sprawling,
    • pull a fast one on,
    • piece of ass,
    • ambidextrous,
    • seizure,
    • bosh,
    • put,
    • hole,
    • institute,
    • frontage,
    • discombobulate,
    • tell on,
    • bold,
    • grovelling,
    • stately,
    • pseudo,
    • egg on,
    • place,
    • vitiate,
    • high treason,
    • practical joker,
    • tackle,
    • taint,
    • janus-faced,
    • rage,
    • look,
    • mischievous,
    • underarm,
    • social function,
    • reside,
    • scheming,
    • to a higher place,
    • stag,
    • snare,
    • contrivance,
    • engender,
    • putrescence,
    • dented,
    • gilding,
    • monkey,
    • carp,
    • assault,
    • garner,
    • chisel,
    • annotate,
    • infliction,
    • tick,
    • splashiness,
    • baffle,
    • barrage fire,
    • shammer,
    • snake oil,
    • steal,
    • strike,
    • criminalism,
    • fanfare,
    • fictitious,
    • manipulate,
    • wangle,
    • abduct,
    • impish,
    • bent-grass,
    • have a bun in the oven,
    • cloud,
    • fox,
    • glossiness,
    • wreak,
    • deport,
    • evaluation,
    • semi,
    • behavior,
    • slickness,
    • fudge,
    • raunchy,
    • wassail,
    • font,
    • set,
    • quelling,
    • arrest,
    • tortuosity,
    • shifting,
    • pesky,
    • nauseating,
    • pinch,
    • licking,
    • pull the wool over someone’s eyes,
    • galling,
    • stimulate,
    • blue,
    • taking into custody,
    • duck,
    • bearing,
    • coloring material,
    • give birth,
    • cook,
    • turbid,
    • personate,
    • visual aspect,
    • amplification,
    • fucking,
    • blind,
    • skittish,
    • generate,
    • fob,
    • pomposity,
    • pilfer,
    • extend,
    • theatrical performance,
    • begin,
    • transmit,
    • suffer,
    • scheme,
    • knotty,
    • produce,
    • pay off,
    • busy,
    • stance,
    • make-believe,
    • bamboozle,
    • testify,
    • make for,
    • actuate,
    • enthrall,
    • wealthy person,
    • birth,
    • demonstrate,
    • set off,
    • muddy up,
    • scatterbrained,
    • realise,
    • come upon,
    • ostensible,
    • shew,
    • mulct,
    • arrive,
    • prank,
    • lift,
    • fail,
    • charmer,
    • whopping,
    • establish,
    • throw,
    • subversiveness,
    • shitty,
    • equipage,
    • ambidexterity,
    • collar,
    • unholy,
    • taradiddle,
    • make happy,
    • dissonance,
    • feign,
    • floating,
    • hammering,
    • brass,
    • pervert,
    • humongous,
    • chanceful,
    • stooping,
    • frill,
    • flummox,
    • register,
    • joke,
    • enrapture,
    • gather,
    • bear witness,
    • buffeting,
    • shop,
    • wild leek,
    • twisty,
    • falsify,
    • find,
    • fishing rig,
    • snap,
    • fictive,
    • seamy,
    • appeal,
    • violin,
    • subversion,
    • bemuse,
    • shape,
    • putridness,
    • hoaxer,
    • vile,
    • dreary,
    • discolour,
    • cabbage,
    • chance upon,
    • forepart,
    • actus reus,
    • bunk,
    • obtain,
    • invite,
    • tricker,
    • victimize,
    • polish,
    • sting,
    • watch,
    • out of true,
    • carriage,
    • play,
    • hammer,
    • yardbird,
    • mirky,
    • whipping,
    • maculate,
    • apprehension,
    • juggle,
    • whoremonger,
    • incline,
    • beat,
    • peregrine,
    • theatrical production,
    • bewray,
    • clever,
    • battering,
    • father,
    • falderol,
    • put off,
    • charade,
    • untrusty,
    • enticing,
    • disingenuous,
    • delegacy,
    • hedge,
    • arch,
    • unreliable,
    • land,
    • nookie,
    • grubby,
    • sophism,
    • queasy,
    • meaninglessness,
    • gaining control,
    • nomadic,
    • chess game,
    • vagrant,
    • legerdemain,
    • coming into court,
    • dodging,
    • come,
    • twist,
    • unsavoury,
    • cruddy,
    • tempting,
    • hustle,
    • add,
    • misrepresent,
    • attitude,
    • drab,
    • larn,
    • congest,
    • anarchy,
    • snarf,
    • talk through one’s hat,
    • back up,
    • bluff out,
    • nominal head,
    • thrashing,
    • spooky,
    • engage,
    • seize,
    • debauch,
    • express,
    • bunko game,
    • tommyrot,
    • instigate,
    • chancy,
    • conjuring trick,
    • imitation,
    • battery,
    • folderal,
    • jinx,
    • devastating,
    • crappy,
    • expect,
    • abstract,
    • incur,
    • sloppy,
    • spellbind,
    • venal,
    • transport,
    • colouration,
    • cakehole,
    • demo,
    • advance,
    • mobile,
    • nerve,
    • bothersome,
    • learn,
    • move,
    • shadowiness,
    • prankster,
    • voluminous,
    • prod,
    • razzmatazz,
    • tosh,
    • bestow,
    • fascinate,
    • fornication,
    • bunker,
    • wearying,
    • clump,
    • tightfistedness,
    • clear,
    • contain,
    • severe,
    • valuation,
    • nooky,
    • gimcrackery,
    • alluring,
    • bastard,
    • toy,
    • screw,
    • rascality,
    • minginess,
    • absorb,
    • colour,
    • achieve,
    • purchasable,
    • tough,
    • demeanour,
    • unsavory,
    • have got,
    • whoremaster,
    • bogus,
    • role player,
    • suit,
    • evolve,
    • ass,
    • treasonous,
    • squalid,
    • shirk,
    • vexing,
    • twirl,
    • kidnap,
    • view,
    • imitative,
    • work,
    • grime,
    • gestate,
    • teasing,
    • shag,
    • pixilated,
    • astuteness,
    • colorize,
    • antic,
    • breast,
    • hg,
    • draining,
    • benefit,
    • realize,
    • unfirm,
    • mesmerize,
    • hoax,
    • possess,
    • masquerade costume,
    • debacle,
    • enchant,
    • obliquity,
    • side,
    • elusive,
    • affectedness,
    • thump,
    • indicate,
    • tainted,
    • position,
    • fix,
    • begrime,
    • digressive,
    • asymmetrical,
    • bring forth,
    • plaguey,
    • pretender,
    • take on,
    • prove,
    • staggering,
    • impure,
    • storm,
    • tiring,
    • hook,
    • bull,
    • calculating,
    • put-on,
    • figurehead,
    • illusion,
    • hollowness,
    • engraft,
    • overtake,
    • winding,
    • bilgewater,
    • appearing,
    • display,
    • appropriate,
    • pestilent,
    • engross,
    • bedding material,
    • sophistication,
    • getup,
    • deportment,
    • wander,
    • criminal conversation,
    • postiche,
    • oblique,
    • sceptical,
    • inflation,
    • lead astray,
    • charm,
    • function,
    • connive,
    • problematic,
    • mesmerise,
    • forge,
    • whacking,
    • clunk,
    • masquerade party,
    • dead set,
    • play tricks,
    • make headway,
    • evade,
    • straggly,
    • gravel,
    • aim,
    • movement,
    • shadowed,
    • slippy,
    • mercury,
    • draw in,
    • bed clothing,
    • frame,
    • get ahead,
    • contortion,
    • pick up,
    • sustain,
    • revel,
    • beastliness,
    • ill-scented,
    • theatrical,
    • pompousness,
    • workmanship,
    • corrupted,
    • effigy,
    • falsehood,
    • irreality,
    • meretriciousness,
    • snow,
    • piece of tail,
    • squashy,
    • occasion,
    • reach,
    • cavil,
    • netherworld,
    • prompt,
    • start out,
    • hold,
    • circuitous,
    • pay back,
    • sit,
    • misbehave,
    • stockpile,
    • closeness,
    • take in,
    • derive,
    • bugger off,
    • boldness,
    • throbbing,
    • shoddy,
    • baronial,
    • parsimoniousness,
    • social occasion,
    • bear,
    • chance on,
    • funny,
    • parsimony,
    • aureate,
    • head-in-the-clouds,
    • sneak,
    • lay,
    • masque,
    • pretence,
    • strawman,
    • fishing gear,
    • misapplication,
    • tinge,
    • frontal,
    • lacing,
    • prankish,
    • trip up,
    • straggling,
    • planetary,
    • gilded,
    • front man,
    • military strength,
    • shenanigan,
    • faker,
    • suppression,
    • affaire,
    • dribble,
    • own,
    • atomic number 80,
    • make,
    • parry,
    • grease one’s palms,
    • filch,
    • start,
    • phoney,
    • stealthiness,
    • social movement,
    • perfidiousness,
    • set about,
    • discolor,
    • sheer,
    • criminal,
    • golden,
    • sand trap,
    • equivocation,
    • enthral,
    • questioning,
    • wearing,
    • dishonour.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • guileful,
    • thieving,
    • craftiness,
    • Humbugging,
    • bent,
    • imposing,
    • Shaming,
    • knavery,
    • sham,
    • Grassing,
    • pretension,
    • evasiveness,
    • Victimizing,
    • seeming,
    • bring,
    • rambling,
    • treachery,
    • dodgy,
    • wily,
    • Hoaxing,
    • knavish,
    • bewildering,
    • Bunking,
    • exhausting,
    • capture,
    • flimflam,
    • baffling,
    • intrigue,
    • drifting,
    • bluff,
    • monkey business,
    • deceiver,
    • chicaning,
    • fake,
    • Crooking,
    • entice,
    • repellent,
    • counterfeit,
    • nobble,
    • gyp,
    • get,
    • hoodwinking,
    • cuckoldry,
    • coloring,
    • Digressing,
    • false show,
    • Thimblerigging,
    • gilt,
    • amazing,
    • repellant,
    • color,
    • colouring,
    • deceive,
    • delude,
    • unjust,
    • betrayal,
    • underhand,
    • drumming,
    • duplicity,
    • crushing,
    • puzzling,
    • betray,
    • gain,
    • loving,
    • outsmarting,
    • impostor,
    • above,
    • be wrong,
    • playacting,
    • flapping,
    • get round,
    • subterfuge,
    • hocus-pocus,
    • bearded darnel,
    • hypocrite,
    • deceitfulness,
    • stupefying,
    • pretext,
    • Threading,
    • become,
    • piracy,
    • astonish,
    • beguile,
    • pose,
    • screwing,
    • Cozening,
    • disappoint,
    • Chiselling,
    • cuckolding,
    • cunning,
    • crookedness,
    • loathly,
    • Nonplussing,
    • two-faced,
    • posing,
    • Gaffing,
    • disgusting,
    • varnish,
    • fetch,
    • rigging,
    • faking,
    • perplexing,
    • rating,
    • swindle,
    • staging,
    • tempt,
    • skulduggery,
    • tare,
    • sophistry,
    • Bamboozling,
    • Tricking,
    • pounding,
    • shrewdness,
    • gloss,
    • meandering,
    • Rooking,
    • ostentation,
    • attract,
    • bewilder,
    • Scrambling,
    • commit adultery,
    • ranging,
    • facade,
    • persuade,
    • ravish,
    • have,
    • smutty,
    • craft,
    • affectation,
    • show,
    • slicker,
    • foetid,
    • beguiling,
    • distasteful,
    • humping,
    • delusion,
    • straying,
    • fiddle,
    • caviling,
    • thievish,
    • seduce,
    • disguise,
    • slippery,
    • earn,
    • induce,
    • ticking,
    • fakery,
    • lying,
    • Taring,
    • deceptive,
    • snitching,
    • artful,
    • shopping,
    • bewitch,
    • muddy,
    • Dissemblance,
    • thumping,
    • confidence game,
    • Roaming,
    • shifty,
    • sly,
    • quibbling,
    • overcharging,
    • Gammoning,
    • Denouncing,
    • effing,
    • dodge,
    • embezzlement,
    • foxy,
    • Fobbing,
    • defalcation,
    • frauding,
    • swizz,
    • bunco,
    • guilefulness,
    • corruption,
    • theft,
    • roving,
    • beguiler,
    • semblance,
    • liaison,
    • ensnare,
    • attain,
    • occupy,
    • front,
    • juggling,
    • ramp,
    • influence,
    • tricky,
    • imposture,
    • darnel,
    • catch,
    • jazzing,
    • affair,
    • appearance,
    • Sharking,
    • smuggle,
    • acting,
    • bedding,
    • Humbuggery,
    • simulacrum,
    • cheater,
    • untruthful,
    • Hustling,
    • guile,
    • ruse,
    • pretense,
    • representation,
    • banging,
    • Jockeying,
    • carping,
    • rip off,
    • bonking,
    • artifice,
    • Shafting,
    • Thrumming,
    • dishonourable,
    • confidence trick,
    • be unfaithful,
    • acquire,
    • entrap,
    • face,
    • be mistaken,
    • mystify,
    • Abandoning,
    • humbug,
    • trap,
    • trickster,
    • tergiversation,
    • twisting,
    • jiggery-pokery,
    • outfoxing,
    • swizzle,
    • Vanquishing,
    • deviousness,
    • false front,
    • chess,
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    • carry,
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    • Shamming,
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    • artfulness,
    • misrepresentation,
    • unfaithfulness,
    • unclean,
    • hoodwink,
    • posture,
    • filthy,
    • wandering,
    • graft,
    • Pettifoggery,
    • trouncing,
    • shrewd,
    • dissembling,
    • speciousness,
    • window dressing,
    • tramping,
    • illicit business.

How to use «Cheating» in context?

When it comes to cheating, there are two sides to every story. On one side are those who believe that cheating is the only way to win in a game. They think that if they cheat, their opponents will not be able to play fair and the game will be theirs for the taking. On the other side are those who think that cheating is cheating, and there is no such thing as an ethical cheater. They believe that if you are going to cheat, at least do it in a way that does not hurt your opponent or compromise their honest play.

Ultimately, the belief system governing cheating is up to each person.

Paraphrases for Cheating:

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  • Equivalence

    • Noun, singular or mass
      cheat, deception.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      Swindling.
  • Forward Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      wrongdoing.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      Defrauding, Conning.
  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      adultery, corruption, malpractice, rigging, trap, Swindling.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      cutting, looking, lying, misleading, misreading, mistaking, pulling, rigging, tampering, Attracting, Deceiving, Deluding, Kidding, Obtaining, Comprising, jacking.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      cheater, dishonesty, evasion, infidel, infidelity, irregularity, prevarication, scam, treachery, trickery, unbeliever.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      Fooling, scamming.

Hypernym for Cheating:

  • n.

    • act
      gerrymander.

Hyponym for Cheating:

  • n.

    • act
      dissembling, deceit, deception, dissimulation.

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  1. cheating

    A fraud is an act of deliberate deception with the design of securing something by taking unfair advantage of another. A deceit or deception may be designed merely to gain some end of one’s own, with no intent of harming another; an imposition, to take some small advantage of another, or simply to make another ridiculous. An imposture is designed to obtain money, credit, or position to which one is not entitled, and may be practised by a street beggar or by the pretender to a throne. All action that is not honest is dishonesty, but the term dishonesty is generally applied in business, politics, etc., to deceitful practises which are not directly criminal. Fraud includes deceit, but deceit may not reach the gravity of fraud; a cheat is of the nature of fraud, but of a petty sort; a swindle is more serious than a cheat, involving larger values and more flagrant dishonesty. Fraud is commonly actionable at law; cheating and swindling are for the most part out of the reach of legal proceedings. Treachery is chiefly used of dishonesty in matters of friendship, social relations, government, or war; treachery may be more harmful than fraud, but is not so gross, and is not ordinarily open to legal redress. Treason is a specific form of treachery of a subject to the government to which he owes allegiance, and is definable and punishable at law. Compare ARTIFICE; DECEPTION.

    Synonyms:
    artifice, cheat, deceit, deception, dishonesty, duplicity, fraud, imposition, imposture, swindle, swindling, treachery, treason, trick

    Antonyms:
    fairness, good faith, honesty, integrity, truth, uprightness

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  1. cheat, cheatingadjective

    a deception for profit to yourself

    Synonyms:
    cheat, cheater, darnel, rig, chess, bearded darnel, deceiver, beguiler, tare, trickster, slicker, swindle

    Antonyms:
    just, fair, faithful

  2. adulterous, cheating(a), two-timing(a)adjective

    not faithful to a spouse or lover

    «adulterous husbands and wives»; «a two-timing boyfriend»

    Antonyms:
    just, fair, faithful

  3. cheating(a), dirty, foul, unsporting, unsportsmanlikeadjective

    violating accepted standards or rules

    «a dirty fighter»; «used foul means to gain power»; «a nasty unsporting serve»; «fined for unsportsmanlike behavior»

    Antonyms:
    fair, faithful, just

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  1. List of paraphrases for «cheating»:

    fraud, cheat, deception, cheater, deceit, infidel, infidelity, deceiving, unbeliever, truffle

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How to use cheating in a sentence?

  1. Gamal Abdelaziz:

    Our goal from the beginning has been to hold the defendants fully accountable for corrupting the college admissions process through cheating, bribery and fraud. The superseding indictments will further that effort.

  2. Jody Hice:

    This election law that Georgia passed is agood law. It basically expands election voting opportunity while decreasing the opportunity for cheating.

  3. Uncle Jacques:

    I’m cheating. I should be down there, but I love life.

  4. The IOC:

    The fight against doping is a top priority for the IOC, which has established a zero-tolerance policy to combat cheating and to make anyone responsible for using or providing doping products accountable.

  5. Lakshheish M Patel:

    Always keep a track and proof of your shares quantity because you never know when your brokerage house may vanish its number from your portfolio without your notice. Get your share amount audited by CA regularly because of stock brokers cheating nature to its clients


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A furry little thing that was once described by Strongbad as looking ‘..more like cheese. Or an anvil.’ He also has a gold tooth. He is called The Cheat because he helps Strongbad cheat at stuff. His other freinds are Pom Pom and Strongmad. The Cheat cannot speak English.

SB: The Cheat, say something normal, like, er, Douglas.

TC: Mmmah.

SB: Douglas!

TC: Mah Mah.

SB: DOUGLAS!

TC: Mah.

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To date, have sex with, or kiss/make out with someone someone else while you are in a relationship. These people who cheat are disrespectful, selfish, fuckboys/sluts, and pretentious.

If you are married, this is sometimes called adultery

E.g. 1) Mike: Hey Dave, hows it going with your girlfriend?

Dave: Broke up with her, she was cheating. There’s 5 months i’ll never get back.

E.g. 2)Brittany: Ugh, Sally, my boyfriend was cheating on me. We were together for over a freaking year! How could he?

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He is a character in the Flash Animation world of homestarrunner.com.

He is a furry yellow creature whose species is basically unknown. And he has his own language that features squeaks and «Meh»s. But he is 1’2» with yellow fur, black spots, and is shaped like a cheese and an anvil.

His best friend is Strong Mad who is at least 6 feet tall with no neck who protects him from larger predators. And he is Strong Bad’s lackey, assistant, and sidedick frequently appearing in Strong Bad e-mail. And of course, Strong Bad has kicked him several times before, and he loves to make Flash cartoons on his yellow IMac computer which he tries to win trophies for. But really all his cartoons just feature bad animations of voices of characters from homestarrunner.com and just feature The Cheat being really cool.

He also:

Moves to the beat

Has yellow feet

Gives Strong Bad a hand

Messes up Homestar’s plan

Makes out with Marzipan

Looks like Pikachu

Is not the guy from 21 Jump Street

No question he is one of the most popular characters on the website, and some of the fans kind of think of The Cheat as kind of a cuddly teddy bear creature. (Myself not included)

THE END

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Being cheated on is one of the worst feeling you can feel. because you loose the trust for the person who cheated on you.you cant even forgive them because your hurt so bad. you never want to get cheated on and the worst part is you dont exspect it,you either get cheated on emotionaly or physicaly by sexual contact. you think you can trust the person with everthing and once you get cheated on everything changes, you cant seem to feel anything, you feel like giving up on life because you loved that person enough were you could go out with the person. you dont know who to trust becuase you dont want it to happen again. you feel like your world crashs to a end you will never act the same. you start slowly finding yourself constanyl thinking about saying what went wrong. you cant seem to stop crying becuase you have no heart anymore. and if you had to chance to change the pass you would and forget this ever happened.

going out with some and your lover does things with other people behind your back which makes it cheating.

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