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To persuade someone to believe something false, usually to get money or an advantage from them.

To cheat someone, especially out of money or something valuable, by lying or using a dishonest plan.

To treat someone in an unfair, dishonest, or very unkind way, especially by cheating them or breaking an agreement.

To cheat or swindle someone, especially to get money or an advantage unfairly.

To deceive or trick someone by making them believe a false claim, story, or situation is real.

To cheat, exploit, or seriously treat someone unfairly, especially in business, money, or agreements.

To trick someone as a joke, especially by setting up a situation to surprise or embarrass them.

Informal: to treat someone very unfairly, cheat them, or put them in a very bad situation; or to badly damage or ruin something such as a plan, system, or machine.

To deceive or trick someone, often with smooth talk or a misleading story.