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sharknoun a dishonest person who uses clever means to cheat others out of something of valuea card shark bilk, bilker, cheat, cheater, chiseler(or chiseller), confidence man, cozener, defrauder, dodger, fakir, finagler, fraudster(chiefly British), hoaxer, scammer, scamster, sharper, sharpie(or sharpy), skinner, swindler, tricker, trickster double-crosser, double-dealerbluffer, charlatan, fake, faker, humbug, impostor(or imposter), mountebank, phony(also phoney), pretender, quack, quacksalver, ringer, shamadventurer, fox, gamesman, knave, prankster, rascal, roguefast-talker, slick, slicker, slickster, slyboots, smoothy(or smoothie), wheeler-dealerplotter, schemer, sneak, sneakerblackleg, cardsharp(or cardsharper) a person with a high level of knowledge or skill in a fielda shark at calculus ace, adept, artist, authority, cognoscente, connoisseur, crackerjack(also crackajack), dab(chiefly British), dab hand(chiefly British), expert, fiend, geek, guru, hand, hotshot, maestro, master, maven(also mavin), meister, past master, proficient, scholar, sharp, virtuoso, whiz, wizard pro, professionalconsultant, hired gun, specialistaddict, aficionado(also afficionado), buff, devotee, enthusiast, fancraftsman, journeymanall-rounder(British), jack-of-all-trades, Renaissance manmistress amateur, inexpert, nonexpert apprentice, beginner, neophyte, novicedabbler, dilettantelayman, nonprofessional a person who habitually preys upon othersbeing a new arrival in Hollywood, she was easy prey for the sharks in the movie business bloodsucker, buzzard, harpy, kite, predator, vampire, vulture, wolf exploiter, userleech, sponge, spongerdestroyer, devourer prey in the 15th century |