flimflam

IPA: fɫˈɪmfɫæm

noun

  • Alternative form of flim-flam [Misinformation; bunkum; false information presented as true.]

verb

  • To swindle or cheat.

flim-flam

IPA: fɫˈɪmfɫˈæm

noun

  • Misinformation; bunkum; false information presented as true.
  • confidence game, con game
  • (archaic) Table tennis.

flim flam

IPA: fɫˈɪmfɫæm

noun

  • Alternative form of flim-flam [Misinformation; bunkum; false information presented as true.]
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Examples of "flimflam" in Sentences

    Examples of "flim-flam" in Sentences

    • Even John McCain and John Boehner are now on-board the Obama flim-flam.
    • Much of what they say is flim-flam, and this blog aims to set the record straight.
    • Thirty years of voodoo economics and flim-flam have come home to roost as projected.
    • And flim-flam them into seriously believing that they're not only part of something, they're part of a "Revolution!"
    • Who knows better than you the story of the financial and political flim-flam artists who brought this country to its knees, made out like bandits, and left the 99% in the dust?
    • What do people do when hope runs out and there has been no change, just more flim-flam like “public utilities” with a wind-mill stuck on their ponds of coal-ash, nuclear waste, and toxic-debt.
    • • Another day of calm at the London School of Economics, where students yesterday demanded the dismissal of Satoshi Kanazawa, the evolutionary psychologist/flim-flam merchant who posted a blog in a quest to explain "why black women are less physically attractive".

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