n., pl., -ies.
- Dishonest or crafty dealing.
- An instance of trickery or mischief.
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knavery
American Heritage Dictionary:
knav·er·y |
n., pl., -ies.
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- Foolishness, Bunkum, and Trifles
- Pranks and Tricks - knavery: mischief or rascality
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knavery |
Related topics:
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| knavishness |
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