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four-flusher

British  
/ ˈfɔːˌflʌʃə /

noun

  1. slang a person who bluffs or attempts to deceive

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Finally, one day after a four-flusher, I’d had enough and I went to the Home Depot website, where I saw perfectly reasonable toilets starting at around $90. 

From Forbes

"Put down that foot you four-flusher!" setting his boot over the hoof and forcing it back to earth.

From Project Gutenberg

I always thought you were more or less of a counterfeit and a four-flusher, anyhow, didn't you, fellows?'

From Project Gutenberg

He'd thought the world of Don Roberts, who had turned out a four-flusher.

From Project Gutenberg

Dave, the man is a four-flusher, without a cent to fall back on.

From Project Gutenberg