Reverse Dictionary: COUNTERFEIT

ADJECTIVES
► ADULTERINE counterfeit, spurious; due to adulteration → 1542
► ADULTEROUS counterfeit, spurious; pert. to adulteration → 1567 arch.
► AFFICTITIOUS counterfeit, faked → 1656 obs.
► BASTARDLY counterfeit, spurious; unlicensed, unauthorized → 1586 obs.
► BOGUE worthless; counterfeit → 2007 US sl. (Bk.)
► BRUM counterfeit, not genuine → 1862 sl.
► BRUMMISH counterfeit, not genuine → 1803 sl.
► BRUMMY counterfeit; dud; gaudy or cheaply made → 1886 Aust. sl.
► CHROMO spurious, fake, counterfeit → 1886 US sl.
► DUD counterfeit → 1903 sl.
► DUFF counterfeit → 1889 Brit. sl.
► DUFFING counterfeit → 1839 sl. obs.
► DUMMY counterfeit, sham → 1846
► FAKE counterfeit, fraudulent; spurious; false; pretended → 1775
► FAKED counterfeit, spurious → 1850s colloq.
► FAKED-UP counterfeit, spurious → 1850s colloq.
► FLASH counterfeit, sham; showily shoddy → 1812 sl.
► FUCATE artificially coloured, beautified with paint; hence, falsified, disguised, counterfeit → 1531 obs.
► FUCATED artificially coloured, beautified with paint; hence, falsified, disguised, counterfeit → 1535 obs.
► FUCATIOUS counterfeit, specious, deceitful; of the nature of ‘fucation’ → 1654 obs.
► GAMMONING counterfeit, false, pretended, feign → 1802 UK sl. obs.
► HOOKY said of something counterfeit → 1985 Brit. sl.
► ILL counterfeit, spurious; said of coins → 1703 Sc.
► IMO counterfeit, imitation → 1940s African-American & students’ sl.
► JARG counterfeit, illegal, stolen → 2000s sl.
► LEFT-HANDED counterfeit, crooked, or phony → M20 US colloq.
► NAUGHTY of money: counterfeit → 1674 sl.
► PERSONATE feigned, pretended, counterfeit → 1597 obs.
► PRETENCED alleged, claimed, or professed, esp. falsely; counterfeit, feigned, spurious → 1425 obs.
► QUEER counterfeit, bad; worthless → 1561 thieves’ cant
► SCHLENTER counterfeit, spurious, fake → L19 Aust. & S. Afr. sl.
► SHEENY counterfeit; said of money or other objects → 1882 US sl.
► SHNIDE ► SNIDE counterfeit, false, sham, bogus → 1859 UK
► SHOWFUL ► SHOWFULL possibly or actually counterfeit → 1835 obs.
► SIMULAR counterfeited, simulated, pretended → 1611
► SKELM counterfeit, fake → 20C S. Afr. criminals’ sl.
► SLENTER ► SLINTER counterfeit, spurious, fake → L19 Aust. & S. Afr. sl.
► SMASHING counterfeit; forged → 1857
► SNIDEY counterfeit, false, sham, bogus → 1859 UK sl.
► SPURIOUS not being what it purports to be; not true or genuine; false, fake, sham, counterfeit → 1615
► SUBDITITIOUS falsely purporting to be something; counterfeit, bogus; deceptive, false → 1622 arch.
► TIN counterfeit, false; mean, petty, worthless → 1886
► WRONG counterfeit; said of money → M19 UK criminals’ sl.

ADVERBS
► IMITABLY by way of counterfeiting or imitation → 1616 obs.

NOUNS
► ABS-SMASH-RIG a passing of counterfeit coin → M19 UK criminals’ sl.
► APE-WARE counterfeit wares → c1230 obs.
► BAD DOUGH counterfeit money, or similar written or printed frauds or forgeries → 1910s sl.
► BAD PAPER counterfeit paper money → 2004 Amer. sl. (Bk.)
► BAD SMASH counterfeit coins → 20C sl.
► BAD ‘UN a counterfeit coin → M19 UK criminals’ sl.
► BOODLE counterfeit money; money illegally or dishonestly acquired or used; proceeds of corruption → 1858 Amer. dial.
► BUM DOUGH counterfeit money → 1992 US sl.
► BUTTON a counterfeit shilling → 1785 criminals’ sl.
► CHROMO any form of counterfeit financial document, as a bond, a share certificate → 1886 US sl.
► COUNTERFEISANCE a counterfeiting; deceit, fraud, imposture → 1590 obs.
► DEAD MONEY counterfeit paper money → 1956 US sl.
► DUD a counterfeit coin, banknote, etc.→ 1897 sl.
► DUFF counterfeit money, cheques, etc.→ 1895 sl.
► DUFFER a counterfeit coin or article; something worthless → 1852 sl.
► FAKE counterfeit or spurious document; later, anything of a counterfeit or fraudulent nature → 1851 sl., orig. criminals’ usage
► FAKEMS counterfeit goods → 20C sl.
► FALSE counterfeiting of coin; forgery → c1000 obs.
► FALSEHOOD counterfeit wares, a forgery; deception, falsification, imposture → 1340 obs.
► FALSITY a counterfeit, sham → 1780
► FAST PRINT counterfeit money → 1968 Amer. dial.
► FLATCH a counterfeit half-crown → 1893 coiners’ sl. (Bk.)
► FUNNY MONEY money which is not what it seems to be, esp. counterfeit currency or assets amassed unscrupulously → 1901 sl., orig. US
► GAMMY LOUR counterfeit coin → 1839 UK criminals’ sl.
► GLIBE ► GLYBE a counterfeit pass or license, carried by many of the mendicant villains → M16 UK criminals’ sl.
► GYBE ► JIBE ► JYBE a counterfeit pass or license → 1575 criminals’ sl. obs.
► HALF-A-CASE a counterfeit half-crown → M19 sl.
► IDOL a counterfeit, sham; a pretender → 1590 obs.
► ILLEGITIMATE a counterfeit sovereign → 1823 UK criminals’ sl. obs.
► IMITAMEN a counterfeit; an imitation → 1677 obs.
► IMITANT a counterfeit article or product → 1888
► JINK MONEY counterfeit money → 1967 Amer. dial.
► MAHOSKA, THE ► MAHOSKER, THE counterfeit money → 1943 Amer. sl.
► MASQUERADE a counterfeit, travesty → 1847
► ORPHAN PAPER counterfeit money → 2000 US criminals’ sl.
► PAPER counterfeit banknotes → M19 UK criminals’ sl.
► PAPER-HANG a passing of counterfeit money or forged securities → 1976 US sl.
► QUEER counterfeit money; forged banknotes or bonds → 1812 sl.
► QUEER BIT counterfeit money → L18 sl.
► QUEER COLE ► QUER COLE counterfeit money → L17 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER JACK counterfeit money → 1949 US sl.
► QUEER MONEY counterfeit money → 19C UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER PAPER counterfeit paper money → M19 sl.
► QUEER RAG counterfeit money → E19 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER RIDGE counterfeit gold coins → M19 US criminals’ sl.
► QUEER SOFT counterfeit money → M19 sl.
► QUEER STUFF counterfeit money → M18 sl.
► RAGS counterfeit notes → M19 US criminals’ sl.
► RAG TRADE a purchasing counterfeit banknotes and the subsequent passing them off to innocent victims → M19 sl.
► RAP a counterfeit coin, worth about half a farthing, which passed current for a halfpenny in Ireland in the 18th century, owing to the scarcity of genuine money → 1724
► SCHLANTER ► SCHLENTER ► SHLENTER ► SLANTER ► SLINTER a counterfeit coin → L19 sl., chiefly Aust. & S. Afr.
► SCIMMINGER a piece of counterfeit money made of base metal coated with silver → 1904 Eng. dial. obs. (Bk.)
► SHEDDER a counterfeit note → 1827 US sl.
► SHEEN a counterfeit coin → 1839 UK sl.
► SHICE ► SHISE counterfeit money, cheques, etc. → 1877 sl.
► SHUFFLE counterfeit money → 1950 US sl.
► SILVER BEGGAR a counterfeit banknote or forged document → M19 sl.
► SINKER a counterfeit coin; bad money → 1839 sl.
► SLUSH counterfeit paper money → 1924 UK sl.
► SMASH counterfeit coin → 1795 sl.
► SMASHER a counterfeit coin → 1851 sl.
► SNIDE counterfeit jewellery or money → 1885 sl.
► SPURIOUSNESS a being false or counterfeit → 1678
► ST. MARTIN’S LACE counterfeit gold lace → E17 sl.
► ST. MARTIN’S RINGS counterfeit gold rings Ï E17 sl.
► ST. MARTIN’S STUFF counterfeit goods of any sort → E17 sl.
► ST. MARTIN’S WARE counterfeit goods of any sort → E17 sl.
► STUMER ► STUMOR a counterfeit coin or banknote; a worthless cheque → 1890 sl.
► SWIMMER a counterfeit coin → 1699 sl. obs.
► WALLPAPER counterfeit banknotes → 1940s US sl.
► WOODEN MONEY counterfeit or worthless coin or money → 1915 US sl.
► WOODEN NICKEL counterfeit or worthless coin or money → 1915 US sl.
► WRONG ‘UN a piece of counterfeit money → c1890 sl.

NOUNS – PERSON
► ABRAM a counterfeiter → 1659 UK sl.
► BASE METAL MAN a metal counterfeiter; one who makes coins out of lead or some base metal → 1924 criminals’ sl.
► BENE-FAKER a counterfeiter, orig. of documents, later of money → 1823 sl.
► BENE-FEAKER ► BEN-FEAKER a counterfeiter, orig. of documents, later of money → 1612 sl.
► BENE FEAKER OF GYBES a counterfeiter of passes → 1688 UK criminals’ sl. obs.
► BENE FLAKES counterfeiters, bill-forgers → 1890 sl. (Bk.)
► BENE-GYBE a counterfeiter → 1788 sl.
► BEN-FAKER a counterfeiter, orig. of documents, later of money → 1688 sl.
► BEN-FEAKERS OF GYBES ► BEN-FEAKERS OF JYBES counterfeiters of passports and similar documents → 1612 criminals’ sl.
► BEN FLAKE a counterfeiter or forger of currency → 1889 criminals’ sl.
► BILL-POSTER a person who passes counterfeit currency → 1934 criminals’ sl.
► BIT COVE a counterfeiter, a coiner → a1790 UK criminals’ sl.
► BIT CULL a counterfeiter, a coiner → a1790 UK criminals’ sl.
► BITE-FAKER a counterfeiter → 1891 UK sl. (Bk.)
► BIT-FAKER a counterfeit money-maker, a coiner → 1812 criminals’ sl.
► BIT-MAKER a counterfeiter, a coiner → 1832 UK criminals’ sl.
► BIT SMASHER a person who makes or passes counterfeit money → 1821 UK criminals’ sl. obs.
► BIT-TURNER-OUT a counterfeiter, a coiner of bad money → a1904 UK sl.
► CADDEE a passer-on of counterfeit money → E19 sl.
► CATCH-CLOAK a counterfeiter, a coiner of false money → 1679 obs.
► COMACKER a counterfeiter → 1945 criminals’ sl. (Bk.)
► COUNTERFEITRESS a female counterfeiter → 1577 obs.
► DANDY-MASTER a counterfeiter or forger of gold coins; the head of a counterfeiting gang → 1883 criminals’ sl.
► DEALER a wholesaler of counterfeit money → E19 US criminals’ sl.
► DROPPER a person who passes counterfeit money, cheques, etc. → 1938 Brit. sl.
► FACE-MAKER a counterfeiter, a coiner → 1855 sl.
► FAKER a counterfeiter; a forger → 1612 sl.
► FALSER a counterfeiter, a falsifier; a forger → 1340 obs.
► IARCKEMAN 1869 a maker of counterfeit licenses → sl. (Bk.)
► JARKMAN a fabricator of counterfeit passes, false characters, and certificates → 1567 cant
► MONEY BATTERER a counterfeiter, a person who clips or sweats coins → 1518 obs.
► MONEY-CLIPPER a counterfeiter, a person who fraudulently pares the edges of coins → 1759 obs.
► MONEY COINER a person who makes counterfeit coin → 1742
► MONEY-MAKER a maker of counterfeit coin → c1450 obs.
► MOULDER a counterfeiter → 1889 criminals’ sl.
► PAPER-PUSHER a person who places counterfeit money into circulation → 1985 US sl.
► PASSER a person who passes counterfeit money, cheques, etc.→ 1889 sl.
► PENMAN a counterfeiter; a forger → 1865 sl.
► PLANTER a person who passes counterfeit coins or notes → M19 sl.
► PUSHER a distributor or passer of counterfeit money → 1940 US criminals’ sl.
► QUEER BIT-MAKER a counterfeiter, a coiner → L18 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER COLE FENCER the distributor of counterfeit money → L17 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER COLE MAKER a counterfeiter → L17 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER CULL a passer of counterfeit money → L17 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEER SHOVER a passer of counterfeit money → L19 UK criminals’ sl.
► QUEERSMAN a person who makes or distributes counterfeit money → M18 sl.
► SCRATCHER a counterfeiter; a forger → 1859 sl., orig. US
► SHEET PASSER a person who passes counterfeit notes → 1928 US criminals’ sl.
► SHOVER a person who passes counterfeit money, cheques, etc.→ 1859 US sl.
► SMASHER a person who passes counterfeit coin or forged notes → 1795 sl.
► SNIDE PITCHER a distributor of counterfeit money → 19C sl.
► VARNISHER a counterfeiter of false sovereigns → 1865 sl. (Bk.)
► VENTER a person who counterfeits coin → 1629 Sc. obs.
► WORKER-OFF a person who circulates counterfeit money → 1910 Aust. criminals’ sl. obs.

VERBS
► AFFECT to counterfeit, to pretend; to put on a pretense of; to assume a false appearance of → 1661
► BELIE to counterfeit, to assume falsely the character of → a1700 obs.
► DROP to pass counterfeit money, cheques, etc.→ 1926 sl.
► DUFF to counterfeit, to fake, to forge → 1750 sl. obs.
► FAKE to counterfeit or forge → 1812 sl., orig. criminals’ usage
► FAKE THE BROADS to issue counterfeit coin → 1923 criminals’ sl.
► FAKE UP to counterfeit or forge → 1851 sl., orig. criminals’ usage
► FALSE to counterfeit money; to forge a document → a1300 obs.
► FASHION to counterfeit, to pervert → 1599 obs.
► FUCATE to counterfeit, to colour, to paint → 1535 obs.
► PALM to pass counterfeit money, or anything fake → 18C sl.
► PHONEY UP to counterfeit, to forge → 1942 sl., chiefly US
► PLANT to pass counterfeit coins or notes → M19 sl.
► PUSH to distribute and pass counterfeit money → 1940 US criminals’ sl.
► PUSH THE QUEER to pass counterfeit money → 1930 US criminals’ sl.
► PUT OFF to distribute counterfeit money → M18 Aust. & US criminals’ sl.
► SHOVE to pass counterfeit money → 1990 Amer. criminals’ sl. (Bk.)
► SMASH to pass counterfeit money → 1801 cant
► SPRING to put counterfeit money into circulation → 1656 obs.
► WALK THE BOODLE to distribute counterfeit notes → E19 US criminals’ sl.
► WORK THE BROADS to issue counterfeit coin → 1923 criminals’ sl.