con , * , auch: conn

I decided I'd stay long enough to find out what his con was.

Con looked at him and knew he did not believe her.

I know it has to be a con of some kind.

In case this is a con and I want to find them?

Con started as she saw something moving in the water.

They would not speak to Con way, either, and he could see why.

If only she could have done so - but Con seemed to be further away from her than ever.

Within a few minutes Con got it on the car radio.

The next two hours of the con were even worse than what had gone before.

After all, you know well enough that it cannot be of any con.

Con opened her eyes, but there was nothing to see.

Con said he seemed cool, but you never know about these things.

I'd let a con artist like him talk me into almost anything.

Although I know individuals who do care quite a lot about education, the books themselves are a con.

The con is that parents whose children got in because they could pay, still get to keep their places.

The theater is by its very nature a con game.

Con allowed him that, but there was no love lost between them.

Someone bought it at a local con two years ago.

He is perhaps the most famous con man of the old west.

To others he is the greatest con man of the century.

Here he had led it all up to some perfect con.

He lay for a moment that way, thinking of Con and his home.

To really make it work, you'd have to be the best con artist in the world.

It was all part of some movie they were doing on con games.

After all, what good would it be if they were just talking to a con artist next door?