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Often used in the same context:
mountebanks,
chiselers,
hirelings,
egotists,
usurer,
schemers,
flunkies,
lackeys,
whores,
harlots,
malefactors,
betrayers,
shysters,
knaves,
flatterers,
hustlers,
scoundrels,
lowlifes,
squealers,
cronies,
prigs,
churls,
toadies,
crones,
crooks,
plutocrats,
ingenuities,
freebooters,
swindlers,
cokeheads,
cabal,
suckers,
debauching,
bumblers,
manipulators,
bunglers,
nincompoops,
minions,
pipsqueaks,
gulling,
liars,
fatcat,
conjurers,
scumbags,
womanizers,
viziers,
thieving,
molls,
dissembler,
intriguers,
conniver,
rotters,
sycophants,
slanderers,
popinjay,
factotums,
cads,
succubi,
hucksters,
machinations,
malfeasant,
fabulists,
harlotry,
weasels,
flatteries,
deviltry,
placemen,
rogues,
stooges,
incubus,
potentates,
capitalists,
goodfellas,
rustics,
knavery,
reprobates,
exploiters,
philander,
blackguard,
grift,
usurpers,
sophistries,
henchmen,
rascals,
minxes,
bribable,
despots,
opportunists,
strumpets,
claque,
jobbery,
buffoons,
evildoing,
venality,
profiteers,
swains,
villains,
servants,
ragamuffins,
egoists,
pillagers,
blockheads
Also try:
— Adjectives for connivers:
political,
passive,
willing,
trained
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