Pronunciation: /ˈɑrtfəl ˈdɑdʒər/
noun a person who is skilled in deception or trickery, especially in avoiding capture
A1 The Artful Dodger is a character from the novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens.
A2 In the story, the Artful Dodger teaches Oliver Twist how to pickpocket.
B1 The Artful Dodger is known for his quick wit and ability to avoid getting caught by the authorities.
B2 Some people consider the Artful Dodger to be a lovable rogue, while others see him as a criminal.
C1 The Artful Dodger's character is a complex portrayal of a streetwise youth navigating a harsh world.
C2 Literary critics have debated the moral ambiguity of the Artful Dodger's actions in Oliver Twist.
adjective characterized by skillful deception or trickery
A1 The Artful Dodger thief stole a wallet without anyone noticing.
A2 The Artful Dodger pickpocket was skilled at avoiding detection.
B1 The Artful Dodger con artist deceived many people with his smooth talking.
B2 The Artful Dodger swindler managed to escape from the police yet again.
C1 The Artful Dodger scammer was able to manipulate his way out of any situation.
C2 The Artful Dodger fraudster was a master at pulling off elaborate schemes.
formal The Artful Dodger was a character in Charles Dickens' novel, Oliver Twist.
informal I heard that guy is a real Artful Dodger when it comes to getting out of trouble.
slang That Artful Dodger always knows how to weasel his way out of things.
figurative She's like the Artful Dodger of the office, always finding a way to avoid extra work.
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