crook

nounB2 · Upper-intermediate

A dishonest person, or a hooked stick carried by a shepherd.

Meaning of «crook»

noun

a dishonest person who cheats or steals

The old crook cheated tourists out of their money.

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The difference between similar words

a person who breaks the law

criminalthe neutral word for someone who breaks the lawThe police caught the criminal in the city.

offenderformalsomeone who has broken a law or ruleYoung offenders may go to a special school.

crookinformala dishonest person who cheats or stealsDo not trust him, he is a crook.

outlawold-fashioned; lives outside the law, often huntedThe outlaw hid in the hills for years.

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