| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | artful | cleverly deceptive |
| 2. | backstabbing | betraying trust deceitfully |
| 3. | bad-faith | not sincere; deceitful |
| 4. | betraying | being disloyal and deceitful |
| 5. | bogus | not genuine; intended to mislead |
| 6. | bought | corruptly influenced by money |
| 7. | bribable | open to bribes |
| 8. | bullshitting | speaking dishonestly or insincerely |
| 9. | cagey | evasive and possibly dishonest |
| 10. | calculating | coldly deceptive for advantage |
| 11. | cheating | breaking rules to gain unfairly |
| 12. | conniving | scheming and deceitful |
| 13. | cooked | falsified, especially figures |
| 14. | corrupt | morally rotten; dishonest |
| 15. | counterfeit | fake and made to deceive |
| 16. | crafty | clever in a deceptive way |
| 17. | crooked | dishonest; corrupt |
| 18. | cunning | cleverly deceitful |
| 19. | deceitful | given to lying or trickery |
| 20. | deceptive | misleading by design |
| 21. | dirty | dishonest or unfair |
| 22. | dishonorable | lacking honor; untrustworthy |
| 23. | dodgy | dishonest or unreliable |
| 24. | double-dealing | acting deceitfully in two ways |
| 25. | dubious | not to be trusted |
| 26. | duplicitous | two-faced; deliberately deceptive |
| 27. | economical with truth | deliberately not fully truthful |
| 28. | equivocal | deliberately ambiguous to mislead |
| 29. | equivocating | using ambiguity to mislead |
| 30. | evasive | avoiding truth; not direct |
| 31. | exploitative | taking unfair advantage deceitfully |
| 32. | fabricated | invented dishonestly |
| 33. | faithless | not loyal; untrustworthy |
| 34. | fake | not real; meant to deceive |
| 35. | false | not true; intended to deceive |
| 36. | falsified | made false to deceive |
| 37. | fast-talking | talking to deceive or pressure |
| 38. | fishy | suspiciously dishonest |
| 39. | fixed | dishonestly arranged outcome |
| 40. | forged | faked to mislead |
| 41. | fraudulent | involving deception for gain |
| 42. | grifting | conning for small gains |
| 43. | guileful | full of cunning deception |
| 44. | hucksterish | pushy and deceitful |
| 45. | hustling | scheming for money dishonestly |
| 46. | in bad faith | with dishonest intent |
| 47. | inaccurate on purpose | deliberately untrue |
| 48. | insincere | not genuine; deceptive |
| 49. | less than honest | somewhat dishonest |
| 50. | lying | telling lies; not truthful |
| 51. | maliciously false | intentionally untrue and harmful |
| 52. | manipulative | controlling others by deceit |
| 53. | mendacious | habitually lying |
| 54. | misleading | causing wrong beliefs intentionally |
| 55. | misrepresenting | presenting falsely |
| 56. | misstating | stating wrongly to mislead |
| 57. | not aboveboard | not open or honest |
| 58. | not entirely honest | not fully truthful |
| 59. | not on the level | not honest or fair |
| 60. | not playing fair | acting dishonestly |
| 61. | not straight | not honest or truthful |
| 62. | not telling the truth | lying; being untruthful |
| 63. | obfuscating | making truth unclear on purpose |
| 64. | paltering | misleading with truthful statements |
| 65. | perfidious | faithless and deceitful |
| 66. | perjurious | lying under oath |
| 67. | phony | not genuine; deceptive |
| 68. | pilfering | stealing small amounts |
| 69. | piratical | stealing or plundering |
| 70. | plotting | secretly planning something dishonest |
| 71. | prevaricating | speaking evasively to deceive |
| 72. | questionable | doubtful in honesty |
| 73. | rigged | dishonestly arranged to win |
| 74. | scheming | plotting dishonestly |
| 75. | shady | suspiciously dishonest |
| 76. | sham | false; meant to deceive |
| 77. | sketchy | seemingly dishonest or unsafe |
| 78. | sleazy | morally low; dishonest |
| 79. | slimy | disgustingly dishonest |
| 80. | sly | secretive and deceitful |
| 81. | sneaky | acting in a secret, dishonest way |
| 82. | stacked | unfairly arranged to favor someone |
| 83. | suspect | likely dishonest |
| 84. | thieving | stealing; dishonest |
| 85. | thievish | inclined to steal |
| 86. | traitorous | betraying loyalty; treacherous |
| 87. | treacherous | betraying trust; deceitful |
| 88. | tricky | using deceit to mislead |
| 89. | truth-bending | distorting facts dishonestly |
| 90. | truth-twisting | distorting truth to mislead |
| 91. | two-faced | insincerely friendly; deceitful |
| 92. | underhanded | sneaky and dishonest |
| 93. | unfaithful | not loyal; deceitful |
| 94. | unprincipled | lacking moral standards |
| 95. | unscrupulous | without moral principles |
| 96. | untrustworthy | not worthy of trust |
| 97. | untruthful | not telling the truth |
| 98. | venal | willing to sell integrity |
| 99. | whitewashing | hiding wrongdoing dishonestly |
| 100. | wily | cleverly deceitful |
