fraus: fraudatio: dolus malus, or dolus only: fallacia. (The words are found in this connection and order.) doli atque fallaciae: ars: artes: machinae [SYN. in DECEIT]: circumscriptio (a drawing a line, as it were, round anybody, that he may not escape; hence imposition, especially upon young people): error (error, deception, instead of which fraus also is used). Without fraud, sine fraude: full of fraud (of persons) [Vid: FRAUDULENT]: to commit a fraud, fraudem inferre: to intend or meditate fraud, fraudem moliri; dolum parare, commoliri; aliquid ad fallendum instruere: to be guilty of a fraud in anything, fallaciam in re facere: to practise a fraud against anybody, fraudem alicui facere; dolum alicui struere, nectere, confingere; fabricam fingere in aliquem; tragulam in aliquem conficere; technis aliquem fallere (the last three comical): to practise a similar fraud, consimilem ludere lusum (comedy): to try to practise a fraud against anybody, fraude aliquem tentare; fallaciam in aliquem intendere: there is some or no fraud in the matter, aliquid or nihil doli subest: to be condemned for practising fraud, falsi damnari.