cheater
AmericanEtymology
Origin of cheater
Example Sentences
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Early in Tatis’ rehab stint, San Francisco Giants minor leaguer Kade McClure called him a “cheater” on Twitter after allowing a mammoth home run to the suspended player.
From Seattle Times
Overseeing high school sports in the largest section in California requires perseverance, humility, occasional humor and most importantly fighting for integrity because the cheaters are out there and fear no one.
From Los Angeles Times
Lazarus said that in talking with horsemen they want three things from HISA: Catch the cheaters, be realistic about medication, and be aware of environmental contaminants that trainers cannot control but can trigger positive tests.
From Seattle Times
A new study suggests they may be missing some cheaters.
From Seattle Times
He testified for roughly seven hours at a congressional hearing in 2019, describing Trump as a liar and a cheater.
From Seattle Times
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