conman

See also: con man

English

Alternative forms

con man

Etymology

con +‎ -man

Noun

conman (plural conmen)

A confidence trickster.

Synonyms

See also Thesaurus:deceiver

Translations

A confidence trickster

Chinese:
Mandarin: 騙子 (zh), 骗子 (zh) (piànzi)
Danish: plattenslager, platugle, bondefanger
Esperanto: trompisto, fripono (eo)
Finnish: huijari (fi), petkuttaja (fi)
French: escroc (fr) m or f, arnaqueur (fr) m
German: Hochstapler (de) m, Schwindler (de) m, Trickbetrüger m, Bauernfänger (de) m
Greek: απατεώνας (el) m (apateónas)
Ancient: φέναξ m (phénax)

Hungarian: szélhámos (hu), csaló (hu)
Italian: ciarlatano (it) m, gabbatore m, truffatore (it) m, imbroglione (it) m, mistificatore (it) m, abbindolatore (it) m, millantatore (it) m
Japanese: 詐欺師 (ja) (さぎし, sagishi)
Latin: fraudātor m
Lingala: bacheque
Norman: chicangneux m
Russian: афери́ст (ru) m (aferíst), моше́нник (ru) m (mošénnik), жу́лик (ru) m (žúlik)
Swedish: lurendrejare (sv) c
Thai: นักต้มตุ๋น (nák-dtûm-dtǔn)
Tok Pisin: bulsitman

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