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cheater

[ chee-ter ]

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noun

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Origin of cheater¹

Middle English word dating back to 1300–50; cheat, -er ¹

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Common wisdom has long held that if you romance a cheater he or she will one day cheat on you.

He is not crassly referred to as a cheater, a scoundrel or a liar.

Many people do not realize how intensely possessive and demanding a married cheater can be.

But does the sleep aid really heat up the bedroom—and does it make a cheater forget the guilt?

Only one thing scared Alex more than being called a cheater—being ignored.

For you were always a cheater and a schemer, grabbing every earthly thing for your own profit.

Yen Sin shook a weary protest at the cheater wasting the precious moments with words.

The asinine confidence of the immense majority no more diminishes the crime than the foolishness of the dupe excuses the cheater.

It shall not need; here's your son Cheater without, has cards in his pocket.

If it hurts him he is a cheater; if it doesn't hurt him always remember that you are a lady.

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