Converse of object

• try: To make up for their " loss leader " they'll try various ruses particularly getting you to buy their insurance policies.

• use: Using this ruse, he tricks Dare into stealing the Crystal of Life which restores the aging tyrant to full health.

• have: JM: Well, I have a ruse that I never present anything to a producer or anybody saying ' first draft ' .

• employ: Indeed, it seems as if the wily animals employed this ruse to attract the dogs, and make them their prey.

• keep: Nonetheless revenue of drive churchill car insurance might be kept ruse took action a better quote.

• discover: Tho the Nazis immediately discovered the ruse, they could not prevent their troops tuning in.

Adjective modifier

• cunning: We hit on a cunning ruse to save a bit of time!

• clever: Fooling the police The London Greenwich Railroad, 1833 He had a clever ruse for getting the copies out under their noses.

• various: The television show ' Inside edition ' ran a segment showing various ruses to lure women out of malls.

• little: The closure of our little ruse at this time was both unexpected and hilarious.

• other: Looking for a child or pet, or simply befriending the householder, are other ruses that have been used.

• whole: This whole ruse has a limited shelf life, of course, once more potential victims realize what his game is.

Preposition: on

• part: Was it deliberate, an accident, or a propaganda ruse on the part of the defending enemy?

Noun used with modifier

• marketing: Cynics might claim that turning something that comes out of a tap into an expensive lifestyle choice is the ultimate marketing ruse.