con

[kɑn]

Definition:
1. A trick; an act of cheating somebody.
2. Deprive of by deceit.

Use 'con' in a sentence:

1. We drank champagne and ate arroz con pollo and sopa DE gloria.
2. I don't trust car salesmen as they're often con artists.
3. The British motorist has been conned by the government.
4. That's where I keep my pros and cons list.
5. Maybe she visits some other con?
6. Chilli con carne is the third most popular dish for cooks toattemp.
7. Motherhood has both its pros and cons.
8. our boy is a bit of a con man.
9. Anne Holker looks at the pros and cons of making changes to your property.
10. For data security and safety, it's better to stick with hardware. Pro or con?
11. He claimed that the businessman had conned him of £ 10,000.
12. Yet few achieve an emotional con- nection with their customers.
13. Why couldn't they just keep quiet and let him con- centrate on driving?
14. Waiting inside is the giant form of a particularly skanky con.
15. It was a very hot afternoon, I was in an air-con bus.
16. I was conned into buying a useless car.
17. Jean Brodie is a manipulator. She cons everybody.
18. Pro or con?
19. These advertisements con you into thinking their products the best.
20. Slimming snacks that offer miraculous weight loss are a con.
21. Garcia's plan was to turn the Amazon from the planet's air con into its fireplace.
22. Or just a clever con artist?
23. We must be fair and consider the reason pro and con.
24. He hints that he knows about a con who has a cell phone.
25. One cafe con leche, two sugar, coming up.
26. They had been conned out of £ 100 000.
27. The so-called bargain was just a big con.
28. He was bamboozled by con men.
29. There are over 130000 people here at Comic Con.
30. Con: doesn't support WebKit-based browsers (like Safari).
31. The house is spacious with all mod cons, handy for the station and has a garden.
32. He was so plausible that he conned everybody.
33. White conned his way into a job as a ware-houseman with Dutch airline, KLM.
34. I like to con people. And I like to insult people.
35. The so-called bargain was just a big con!
36. He conned me out of all my money.
37. A few years ago she was the victim of a con man.
38. He conned her into believing he was ill.
39. If a con snitches, he "isn't long for this world."
40. With "Blackhat," he even attended Comic Con for the first time.
41. They sat for hours debating the pros and cons of setting up their own firm.
42. Passing sentence, the judge said it all had the appearance of a con trick.
43. She is the victim of a big con trick.
44. No wonder it has become fashionable to denounce many universities as little more than elaborate con tricks.
45. We weighed up the pros and cons.
46. You must weigh up the pros and cons.
47. He conned his way into the job using false references.