swindle

Object

• money: Many had been arrested for stealing food, some were charged with swindling money in a real estate scam.
• people: Criminals who swindle elderly people 's savings could be put to work on social services.
• public: Some people say that he has swindled the public.
• client: He has no financial means, and resorts to swindling the other clients to meet his need for cash.
• worker: The Liberal Party is one of the masks which the British capitalists wear in order to swindle the workers.
• ten: They are alleged to be involved in swindling tens of thousands of pounds out of the Department for Education and Skills ( DfES ).

Converse of object

• plan: When criminal mastermind Lex Luthor, plans the greatest real estate swindle of all time, Superman is called into action.

Adjective modifier

• great: The great ID card compromise or the great ID card swindle?
• real: Meanwhile, Lex Luthor, the world's greatest criminal mind, is plotting the greatest real estate swindle of all time.
• big: The implication is that capitalism itself is one big swindle ( compare Enron, Maxwell, etc.
• premier: Ten seasons of the premier league swindle calls for the game to be reclaimed by the fans.
• financial: Many people lost everything they owned, and the affair became one of the most notorious financial swindles in history.
• other: Beside this there are numerous other swindles and get-rich-quick schemes primed and ready to catch the unwary and unwise.

Noun used with modifier

• card: The great ID card compromise or the great ID card swindle?
• rock'n'roll: An internet superstar - or just another rock'n'roll swindle?
• estate: Meanwhile, Lex Luthor, the world's greatest criminal mind, is plotting the greatest real estate swindle of all time.
• league: Ten seasons of the premier league swindle calls for the game to be reclaimed by the fans.
• roll: Rolling Stone, the greatest rock'n roll swindle forever!