v. to act in a dishonest way in order to get something from someone.
The competitors were punished for cheating.
The competitors were punished for cheating.
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How did Junie B. Jones' parents feel about her admission of cheating on the spelling test?
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The boy lamented when he told the truth about cheating on the test.
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Who helped Zombie keep Jeff from cheating during the spelling bee?
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What was all the guff about him cheating on the test?
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What was Mr. Ryan's excuse for cheating and trying to win the race?
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She lied about cheating on the test.
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Why do you think Katie backed out of cheating on the test?
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I will not condescend to cheating.
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Who did Jimmy want to confess to about cheating on the exam?
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What is John Harvey's punishment for cheating in the contest?
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He was disqualified for cheating.
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He antagonized the other players by cheating.
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Why does Erin tell Brianna that Mark is not cheating on her, even though the hair samples don't match?
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Jill was paranoid that students were cheating off her paper.
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fraud; rogue; swindler; deceive; rip off
honest
1 syllables
beating
eating
fleeting
geeting
greeting
heating
keating
meeting
meting
seating
sheeting
smeeting
sweeting
treating
wieting
competing
completing
defeating
deleting
depleting
mistreating
repeating
retreating
unseating
overeating
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