sharper

IPA: ʃˈɑrpɝ

(dated) a swindler; a cheat; a professional gambler who makes his living by cheating.
A surname.

Examples of "sharper" in Sentences

Yep ... sharper is better ... but yes, a bit pricey?
a long period of life: those later, in sharper afflictions.
A traveling FBvian puts the Galveston comparison in sharper contrast:
Then again sharper finishing from Higuain could have seen Real win 56-2.
I have NOT purged for quite some time. .maybe more than a month and my face looks a little sharper, which is such a good news!
Also, the ideas of Christianity are in sharper conflict with modernity than, say, Buddhism, at least the American style (it’s true the Dalai Lama condemns sex outside of marriage.)
Or – it might drive most of it underground but not too deeply, so that whatever occasionally surfaces will stand in sharper contrast to a street scene with fewer prostitutes and abusees.
The sooner that they rose, the sharper was their appetite and the barkings of their stomachs, and the gnawings increased in the like proportion, and consequently made these godly men thrice more a-hungered and athirst than when their matins were hemmed over only with three lessons.