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noun
phony  n.  (Also spelled phoney)  Something or someone that is phony.






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"Phony" Quotes from Famous Books



... seat, while the sounds outside indicated take-off time. He had less than a hundred credits, a knife, a deck of phony cards, and a yellow ticket. Mars was leaving him ...
— Police Your Planet • Lester del Rey

... "Now, don't git phony, Mame!" he remarked in a gentle whisper. "De gent's all right, but he's young, dat's all, an' I'm goin' to learn him—see? You chase aroun' fer Lizzie, an' if de goil ain't got no udder date, yet kin meet us here 'bout moondown, an' we'll bring yer a brace er ...
— A Night Out • Edward Peple

... handed a phony deal here," he remarked shortly, as he buttoned the coat collar about his throat. "Questionable title to the water! Extravagance and poor management! Rotten project all through! If I had lined this thing up, I should have learned what I actually had before a cent was expended. ...
— The Iron Furrow • George C. Shedd



Words linked to "Phony" :   beguiler, whited sepulchre, bogus, phoney, bastard, Tartuffe, whited sepulcher, deceiver, pretender, cheat, charmer, fake, counterfeit, Tartufe, dissimulator, hypocrite, cheater, smoothie, sweet talker, imitative, smoothy, dissembler



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