Definition for Gyp:

• ( Camb. Univ.) A college servant.

Synonyms for Gyp:

• n.

  •Bunco Game (noun)
  • Bunco Game.
  •
  • consumer goods,
  • bundle,
  • acquisition,
  • merchandise,
  • offering,
  • loss leader,
  • product,
  • wares,
  • goods,
  • come-on.
  •
  • entrap,
  • honest,
  • rip off,
  • dupe,
  • string along,
  • deceive.
  •
  • fall/be/become prey to,
  • crook,
  • have been had.
  •
  • stick,
  • trim.
  •act (noun)
  • gyp.
  •bunko (noun)
  • bunko.
  •bunko game (noun)
  • bunko game.
  •cheat (noun)
  • fake.
  •collusion (noun)
  • bait switch,
  • diddlings,
  • bait and switches,
  • guiltinesses,
  • bait and switch,
  • flams,
  • bait switches,
  • fradulent artifices.
  •confidence game (noun)
  • confidence game.
  •confidence trick (noun)
  • confidence trick.
  •con game (noun)
  • con game.
  •counterfeit (noun)
  • pseudi,
  • re-productions,
  • re productions,
  • re-production,
  • boguses,
  • junques,
  • re production.
  •defraud (noun)
  • defraud.
  •goldbrick (noun)
  • goldbrick.
  •gyp (noun)
  • nobble,
  • victimize,
  • scam,
  • sting,
  • hustle,
  • mulct,
  • rook.
  •perfidy (noun)
  • perfidy.
  •rip-off (noun)
  • purloinings,
  • thievings.
  •treachery (noun)
  • dis-affection,
  • dirty dealings,
  • stab back,
  • dis affection,
  • dis-affections,
  • stab the back,
  • dis affections,
  • in fidelity,
  • in-fidelity,
  • in fidelities,
  • in-fidelities.
  •villain (noun)
  • mischief-maker,
  • miscreant,
  • scamp,
  • blackguard,
  • sneak,
  • knave,
  • Defrauder,
  • villain,
  • traitor,
  • rapscallion,
  • bad guy,
  • trickster,
  • evildoer,
  • shyster,
  • rogue,
  • delinquent,
  • scalawag,
  • heel,
  • swindler,
  • rascal.

• v.

  •beguile (verb)
  • be-trays,
  • be-guile,
  • played for sucker,
  • de-lude,
  • mis-leads,
  • be trays,
  • ropes in,
  • de-ludes,
  • roping in,
  • be guile,
  • played for a sucker,
  • mis-leading,
  • mis-lead,
  • be guiles,
  • mis leads,
  • play for sucker,
  • playing for sucker,
  • imposes on,
  • mis lead,
  • be-guiles,
  • de ludes,
  • strung along,
  • imposing on,
  • plays for sucker,
  • imposed on,
  • playing for a sucker,
  • de lude,
  • sucking in,
  • plays for a sucker,
  • sucks in,
  • mis leading,
  • be tray,
  • be-tray.
  •bilk (verb)
  • dis appointed,
  • dis appointing,
  • dis-appoints,
  • de fraud,
  • over reaches,
  • dis appoint,
  • over-reached,
  • over-reaching,
  • over-reach,
  • dis appoints,
  • over reach,
  • over-reaches,
  • de-fraud,
  • over reached,
  • dis-appointed,
  • de frauds,
  • dis-appointing,
  • de-frauds,
  • over reaching,
  • dis-appoint.
  •cheat (verb)
  • dost a number on,
  • giving bum steer,
  • double dealt,
  • pulling leg,
  • pull one leg,
  • pull ones leg,
  • pulled ones leg,
  • caboodled,
  • twotime,
  • doth number on,
  • pulled leg,
  • does a number on,
  • doing a number on,
  • took for ride,
  • gives bum steer,
  • pulled one's leg,
  • ripping off,
  • pulling ones leg,
  • did number on,
  • takes for ride,
  • doubledeal,
  • didst a number on,
  • jerks around,
  • takes for a ride,
  • doubledeals,
  • double-deals,
  • pulling one leg,
  • does number on,
  • doing number on,
  • double deals,
  • double-dealt,
  • pulled one leg,
  • buncoing,
  • took for a ride,
  • caboodling,
  • dost number on,
  • fast talks,
  • doest number on,
  • gave bum steer,
  • doeth number on,
  • pulls one leg,
  • doeth a number on,
  • two time,
  • pulls leg,
  • jerking around,
  • didst number on,
  • pulls ones leg,
  • fast talked,
  • doubledealt,
  • caboodles,
  • pulls one's leg,
  • taking for a ride,
  • buncoed,
  • fast talking,
  • stiffing,
  • did a number on,
  • doest a number on,
  • doth a number on.
  •do (verb)
  • Chousing,
  • Choused,
  • chouses.
  •flimflam (verb)
  • pulled fast one,
  • pulling a fast one,
  • gipping,
  • pulls a fast one,
  • pulls fast one,
  • gipped,
  • pulled a fast one,
  • pulling fast one,
  • GIPS.
  •hoodwink (verb)
  • pull wool over ones eyes,
  • taking to the cleaners,
  • taking cleaners,
  • takes cleaners,
  • take the cleaners,
  • takes to cleaners,
  • pulling the wool over eyes,
  • took to cleaners,
  • took advantage of,
  • pulled wool over ones eyes,
  • pulls the wool over eyes,
  • pulling wool over eyes,
  • pull wool over one eyes,
  • pulls the wool over one eyes,
  • pull the wool over one eyes,
  • buffaloing,
  • pull the wool over eyes,
  • beating out of,
  • pull wool over one's eyes,
  • taking the cleaners,
  • took the cleaners,
  • pulls the wool over ones eyes,
  • pulling wool over ones eyes,
  • pulls wool over eyes,
  • took cleaners,
  • pulled the wool over eyes,
  • take cleaners,
  • takes to the cleaners,
  • pulled the wool over one eyes,
  • pulls the wool over one's eyes,
  • pulled the wool over ones eyes,
  • pulling wool over one's eyes,
  • taking to cleaners,
  • pulling the wool over ones eyes,
  • takes the cleaners,
  • pulled wool over one's eyes,
  • pulling the wool over one's eyes,
  • pulled wool over eyes,
  • pulls wool over one eyes,
  • took to the cleaners,
  • pull the wool over ones eyes,
  • pulled wool over one eyes,
  • pulling the wool over one eyes,
  • beats out of,
  • pulling wool over one eyes,
  • pulls wool over one's eyes,
  • pulled the wool over one's eyes,
  • pulls wool over ones eyes.
  •outsmart (verb)
  • out smarting,
  • out-smart,
  • out smarted,
  • out-smarts,
  • out smart,
  • out-smarting,
  • out smarts,
  • out-smarted.
  •outthink (verb)
  • out thinks,
  • out-thinks,
  • out-thinking,
  • out-thought,
  • out think,
  • out thinking,
  • out thought.
  •outwit (verb)
  • out did,
  • out-generals,
  • out jockeyed,
  • out-foxes,
  • out-jockeying,
  • faking out,
  • be wildered,
  • Outgeneraling,
  • be wilders,
  • be wilder,
  • out jockeying,
  • out witted,
  • out-maneuver,
  • be wildering,
  • be-wildered,
  • Outgeneralling,
  • JIPS,
  • out maneuvering,
  • out doing,
  • ended run,
  • out-wit,
  • Outgeneraled,
  • out-maneuvers,
  • out-witted,
  • figures out,
  • out wits,
  • out does,
  • juking,
  • fakes out,
  • out general,
  • out generals,
  • out-guesses,
  • be-wildering,
  • out-guessed,
  • out-wits,
  • out-guessing,
  • de-feats,
  • out-guess,
  • out fox,
  • out maneuvered,
  • Outgeneralled,
  • out-general,
  • out jockeys,
  • out guessed,
  • outguesses,
  • out-does,
  • de feats,
  • out guesses,
  • ending run,
  • out-doing,
  • out maneuvers,
  • de-feat,
  • ends run,
  • out guess,
  • out-foxing,
  • out-jockey,
  • out foxed,
  • out foxing,
  • out done,
  • out-jockeys,
  • out-witting,
  • out-did,
  • jipped,
  • juked,
  • out-maneuvering,
  • de feat,
  • outjockeyed,
  • outgenerals,
  • leads astray,
  • be-wilder,
  • out-done,
  • out witting,
  • out-maneuvered,
  • outjockeys,
  • be-wilders,
  • out jockey,
  • out-jockeyed,
  • out foxes,
  • out guessing,
  • outjockeying,
  • out-fox,
  • jipping.
  •overcharge (verb)
  • over charges,
  • over charge,
  • extortioned,
  • over-charged,
  • over-charges,
  • over-charge,
  • over-charging,
  • extortioning,
  • over charging,
  • over charged.
  •rip-off (verb)
  • fleece,
  • bamboozle,
  • pull something.
  •take (verb)
  • steal.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • trick,
  • Diddler,
  • chiseler,
  • flimflammer,
  • cheater,
  • gypper,
  • victimizer,
  • Cozener.
  •
  • sharper,
  • fall for,
  • cozen,
  • chisel.
  •
  • false.
  •
  • take.
  •cozen
  • frauded,
  • frauding.
  •deceive
  • hoodwink,
  • outwit.
  •fool
  • beguile.
  •outwit
  • leading astray,
  • Foxing,
  • outguessing,
  • figure out,
  • outgeneral,
  • outguess,
  • goosing,
  • Worsting,
  • worsted,
  • figured out,
  • Juke,
  • outsmart,
  • JIP,
  • Foxed,
  • end run,
  • lead astray,
  • out maneuver,
  • outjockey,
  • goosed,
  • fake out,
  • led astray,
  • outguessed,
  • gooses,
  • out wit,
  • outwitting,
  • fox,
  • outthink,
  • faked out,
  • Foxes,
  • Jukes.
  •overcharge
  • overcharge.

Antonyms for Gyp:

• v.

  • rip-off
    be honest, be fair, offer, give.

Gyp Sentence Examples:

• Gyp proved that he needed no watching, for he commenced work early each day, and never stopped until night.

• I'm going up to play with Princess Polly, said Leslie, and I'll tell her about Gyp.

Homophones for Gyp:

• gipp.

Hyponym for Gyp:

• n.

  • act
    rig, cheat, swindle.

• v.

  • social
    chisel, cheat, rip off.