What is another word for foul play?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈa͡ʊl plˈe͡ɪ], [ fˈaʊl plˈeɪ], [ f_ˈaʊ_l p_l_ˈeɪ]
Synonyms for Foul play:
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• act • dirty pool • double-dealing- bad faiths ,
- dis honesties ,
- dis honesty ,
- dis-honesties ,
- dis-honesty ,
- doubledealing ,
- fourberies ,
- hankypanky ,
- sharp practices .
- dirty dealings ,
- dis semblance ,
- dis semblances ,
- dis simulation ,
- dis simulations ,
- dis-semblance ,
- dis-semblances ,
- dis-simulation ,
- dis-simulations ,
- dissimulations ,
- stab back ,
- stab the back ,
- wilinesses .
- banefulnesses ,
- deleteriousnesses ,
- dis service ,
- dis services ,
- dis-service ,
- dis-services ,
- marrings ,
- mis chance ,
- mis chances ,
- mis chief ,
- mis chiefs ,
- mis fortune ,
- mis fortunes ,
- mis-chance ,
- mis-chances ,
- mis-chief ,
- mis-chiefs ,
- mis-fortunes ,
- noxiousnesses ,
- out rages ,
- out-rage ,
- out-rages ,
- perniciousnesses ,
- sinfulnesses ,
- wear tear .
Other synonyms:
- Double dealing ,
- Hanky Panky ,
- Maneuvering ,
- artifice ,
- assassination ,
- bad faith ,
- butchery ,
- camouflage ,
- cant ,
- casuistry ,
- chicanery ,
- collusion ,
- corruption ,
- crocodile tears ,
- culpable homicide ,
- cunning ,
- deceit ,
- deception ,
- dishonesty ,
- double talk ,
- doublespeak ,
- dramatics ,
- duplicity ,
- elimination ,
- euthanasia ,
- facade ,
- funny business ,
- genocide ,
- gentility ,
- graft ,
- guile ,
- honor killing ,
- hot air ,
- humbug ,
- infanticide ,
- jiggery-pokery ,
- manslaughter ,
- masquerade ,
- matricide ,
- misconduct ,
- monkey business ,
- newspeak ,
- obscurantism ,
- patricide ,
- play-acting ,
- pose ,
- pretension ,
- rigging ,
- sharp practice ,
- skulduggery ,
- sleaze ,
- smoke and mirrors ,
- strangulation ,
- trickery ,
- turpitude ,
- war crime .
- HIT .
- air ,
- fratricide ,
- front ,
- parricide ,
- piety ,
- regicide ,
- sleight of hand ,
- the black arts ,
- veneer .
- contract .
- show .
- act .
Other relevant words:
- foul .
- Covin ,
- Dodgery ,
- Pettifoggery ,
- Thuggism ,
- bad deed ,
- blood ,
- cabal ,
- chicane ,
- connivance ,
- conspiracy ,
- crime ,
- cruel act ,
- dirty pool ,
- dirty trick ,
- dirty work ,
- falseheartedness ,
- felony ,
- fraud ,
- harm ,
- homicide ,
- intrigue ,
- killing ,
- lawbreaking ,
- liquidation ,
- machination ,
- murder ,
- perfidiousness ,
- perfidy ,
- pettifogging ,
- plot ,
- purge ,
- purging ,
- removal ,
- scheme ,
- sleight ,
- stratagem ,
- supercherie ,
- thuggee ,
- thuggery ,
- treacherousness ,
- treachery ,
- unfairness ,
- violence ,
- wrong .
- Banefulness ,
- OFFS ,
- chicanes ,
- conjuration ,
- conjurations ,
- criminal offense ,
- cunnings ,
- deleteriousness ,
- dirty dealing ,
- dirty game ,
- dirty politics ,
- dissimulation ,
- double cross ,
- double-dealing ,
- doublecross ,
- escamotage ,
- evil ,
- fourberie ,
- hypocrisy ,
- immorality ,
- iniquity ,
- jive ,
- jives ,
- juggleries ,
- jugglery ,
- lynching ,
- mudslinging ,
- noxiousness ,
- one-way ticket ,
- perniciousness ,
- runaround ,
- sinfulness ,
- stab in back ,
- taking out ,
- terrorism ,
- the business ,
- the works ,
- wickedness ,
- wiliness .
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How to use "Foul play" in context?
Foul play, in law, is a term that applies to any criminal act that is not simply an act of negligence, but is done with the specific intent to injure or harm someone else. This intent can be inferred from the act itself, or from the circumstances surrounding it. While any act that injures or kills another person can be considered foul play, most foul play offenses fall into one of two categories: intentional homicide and intentional injury. Intent to injure may also be evidenced by an act that creates a substantial risk of death or bodily harm, or by a deliberate act with the intent to humiliate or upset another person.
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