Verb

• S: (v) victimize (victimize%2:41:03::), swindle (swindle%2:41:00::), rook (rook%2:41:00::), goldbrick (goldbrick%2:41:01::), nobble (nobble%2:41:00::), diddle (diddle%2:41:00::), bunco (bunco%2:41:00::), defraud (defraud%2:41:00::), scam (scam%2:41:00::), mulct (mulct%2:41:00::), hornswoggle (hornswoggle%2:41:00::), short-change (short-change%2:41:01::), con (con%2:41:00::) (deprive of by deceit) "He swindled me out of my inheritance"; "She defrauded the customers who trusted her";
• S: (v) pilfer (pilfer%2:40:00::), cabbage (cabbage%2:40:00::), purloin (purloin%2:40:00::), pinch (pinch%2:40:00::), abstract (abstract%2:40:00::), snarf (snarf%2:40:00::), swipe (swipe%2:40:00::), hook (hook%2:40:00::), sneak (sneak%2:40:00::), filch (filch%2:40:00::), nobble (nobble%2:40:00::), lift (lift%2:40:00::) (make off with belongings of others)
• S: (v) kidnap (kidnap%2:35:00::), nobble (nobble%2:35:00::), abduct (abduct%2:35:02::), snatch (snatch%2:35:01::) (take away to an undisclosed location against their will and usually in order to extract a ransom) "The industrialist's son was kidnapped"
• S: (v) nobble (nobble%2:30:00::) (disable by drugging) "nobble the race horses"