supercherie
/suːˌpɛːʃəˈriː/(also superchery) Now rare
noun
Chiefly in French contexts, or after French use. Trickery, deception, deceit.
Origin
Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From (i) Middle French, French supercherie attack made upon a person at a disadvantage, affront, trickery, deception.
- anxiolytic
- anxious
- anxiously
- anxiousness
- any
- any amount of
- anybody
- anybody's guess
- anybody's (or anyone's) guess
- any day
- anyhoo
- anyhow
- any minute (or at any minute)
- any moment (or at any moment)
- anymore
- any more (also anymore)
- any number of
- any old
- any old how
- anyone
- anyone's game
- any other business
- anyplace
- any port in a storm
- any road (up)