fraudful

[Eng. fraud; -ful ( 1 ).] 1. Of persons: Treacherous, deceitful; making use of fraudulent practices. 2. Of things: Fraudulent; unfair; containing fraud or deceit. frâud-fül-ly, adv . [Eng. fraudful ; -ly .] In a fraudulent manner; with fraud or intent to deceive or cheat; treacherously; fraudulently. frâud-le , a. [Eng. fraud; -le .] Free from fraud or deceit; open, fair. frâud-le -ly, adv. [Eng. fraud le ; -ly.] In a fraud le manner; without fraud. frâud-le -ne , s. [Eng. fraud le ; -ne . ] The quality or state of being fraud le or free from fraud. *frâuds-man, s. [English fraud , and man .] A cheat.