con's
Swindler's possessions perhaps
Con's is the possessive or contracted form of con.
A con's victims are those deceived by a swindler.
A con's cell belongs to a convict.
In lists of advantages and disadvantages, a con's weight in a decision refers to a drawback's significance.
The apostrophe also forms contractions: The con's running a new scheme (the con is).
Dishonest money-making scheme
- fraudIntentional criminal trickery
- trickDeliberate deception
- hustleEnergetic, aggressive action
- schemeCalculated strategy, often secretive
grift · deception · racket · flimflam · confidence game · mark · victim · sucker
Deliberate falsehood
- trickDeliberate deception
- ruseDeliberate act of deception
- ployCalculated deceptive tactic
- bluffCalculated false front
manipulation · deceit · pretense · false · mislead · fake · hoax · fabrication
Confined facility resident
- felonSerious crime perpetrator
- cellBasic unit of life
- yardLinear measure or grounds
- paroleConditional early release
sentence · lockup · stretch · time · rap sheet · record · lifer · jailbird
scam
Dishonest money-making scheme
scheme · grift · deception · racket · flimflam · confidence game · mark · victim · sucker · swindler
lie
Deliberate falsehood
bluff · manipulation · deceit · pretense · false · mislead · fake · hoax · fabrication · dishonesty
inmate
Confined facility resident
parole · sentence · lockup · stretch · time · rap sheet · record · lifer · jailbird · pen
disadvantage
Unfavorable circumstance or condition
against · objection · counterpoint · criticism · flaw · weakness · caveat · reservation · problem · concern
- pros and consFavorable and unfavorable points
- con manFraud through false trust
- con artistProfessional fraud perpetrator
- con jobDeceptive scheme for profit
- con menFraudsters using charm
- chili con carneSpiced meat stew
con, cons, convict, convicts, convicted, convicting, conviction, convictions