swizz UK
swɪz
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Definition of swizz - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
deceptionDatedUKunfair or dishonest trick or schemeDatedUK
  • The prize draw was just a swizz to get our details.
fraud scam
2.
disappointmentDatedUKfeeling of being cheated or let downDatedUK
  • Missing the concert was a real swizz for us.
disillusionment letdown
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conveys feeling of being cheated or shortchanged
What a swizz, the sale price wasn't applied at checkout!

Origin of swizz

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Examples of swizz in a sentence

  • The promotion turned out to be a swizz, offering nothing new.
  • The broken toy was a swizz for the child.
  • Finding out the truth was a swizz for everyone involved.

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  1. French:arnaque, tromperie, ...
  2. German:Betrug, Reinfall, ...
  3. Italian:truffa, fregatura, ...
  4. Spanish:engaño, chasco, ...
  5. Portuguese:embuste, desilusão, ...
  6. Chinese:骗局, 失望, ...
  7. Japanese:詐欺, がっかり, ...
  8. Arabic:خُدْعَة, خَيْبَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּרְמִית, אַכְזָבָה, ...
  10. Russian:надувательство, разочарование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обман, розчарування, ...
  12. Hindi:धोखा, स्विज़, ...

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