swindle

swindle someone out of something

and swindle something out of someone

to cheat someone out of something. The crooks tried to swindle her out of her inheritance. The crooks swindled $3,000 out of the old woman.

n. an expense account record sheet or book. I turned in my swindle sheet yesterday, and no one challenged the $400 for new shoes.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Theophila	-	Ancient Greek
Spiridon	-	Greek, Serbian, Croatian
Latham	['leiθəm]
Zsiga	-	Hungarian
Sindy	SIN-dee	English (Rare)
JokŪBas	-	Lithuanian