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Often used in the same context:
thieving,
connivers,
shysters,
crooks,
rotters,
mountebanks,
scoundrels,
deadbeats,
scumbags,
cokeheads,
molls,
hucksters,
profiteers,
freebooters,
winos,
rapscallions,
swindlers,
fatsos,
snakeoil,
hustlers,
gits,
suckers,
freeloaders,
lowlifes,
bumblers,
strumpets,
mooches,
wallstreet,
prigs,
squealers,
reprobates,
malefactors,
plutocrats,
bunglers,
malingerers,
sluggards,
blockheads,
curs,
fatcat,
bluffers,
narcs,
egoists,
churls,
skinflints,
rogues,
louses,
numbskulls,
rubes,
idlers,
slobs,
revenuers,
spongers,
boors,
boneheads,
egotists,
martinets,
druggies,
jerks,
whores,
mendicants,
weasels,
milquetoasts,
shills,
debauching,
neos,
schemers,
pipsqueaks,
brutes,
maggoty,
pillagers,
racketeers,
klepto,
usurers,
thievery,
bribable,
vagabonds,
cads,
rascals,
knaves,
drivelling,
sourpusses,
washerwomen,
bounders,
exploiters,
lotharios,
ragamuffins,
shirkers,
oafs,
buch,
menials,
fabulists,
poseurs,
whackers,
meany,
scallywags,
womanizers,
tattlers,
stealers,
malfeasant,
pushers,
fops,
finks,
hoodlums,
bohemians,
burglaries,
canons,
cheaters,
cheats,
cynics,
demagogues,
florists,
gangsters,
laundries,
thugs,
tramps,
vulgarities,
warlords,
atheists,
bankers
Also try:
— Adjectives for chiselers:
petty,
few,
many,
professional,
other,
welfare,
called,
more,
lazy,
big,
modern,
more...
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