Pronunciation: /ˈswɪndəl ʃiːt/
noun a list or document containing fraudulent or deceptive information, typically used for dishonest purposes
A1 I found a swindle sheet in my brother's room, listing all the money he owed to friends.
A2 The detective discovered a swindle sheet in the suspect's office, detailing his fraudulent activities.
B1 The accountant was fired for creating a swindle sheet to embezzle money from the company.
B2 The police uncovered a swindle sheet during their investigation, linking several individuals to the financial fraud.
C1 The whistleblower provided the authorities with a detailed swindle sheet, exposing the corruption within the organization.
C2 The journalist published an article based on a leaked swindle sheet, revealing the extent of the corporate scandal.
formal The accountant discovered discrepancies in the swindle sheet during the audit.
informal I can't believe they tried to pass off that swindle sheet as accurate.
slang The boss caught them cooking the books on the swindle sheet.
figurative Her smile was like a swindle sheet, hiding the truth beneath a facade of happiness.
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