take-in
/ˈteɪkɪn/Chiefly informal. Now only in historical contexts
noun
An act of deception or trickery; a fraud, a swindle; a ruse. Formerly also: †a deceitful or fraudulent person or thing (obsolete ).
Origin
Mid 18th century (in an earlier sense). From to take in.
- religation
- relight
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- religieux
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- religion
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- religion complex
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- religionism
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- religionizing
- religionless
- religionless Christianity
- religion shop
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- religious
- religious education
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- religious humanism