rook
rook
verb
To swindle or cheat someone, especially out of money or possessions.
"Don't let them rook you on the price."
noun
A large, black, intelligent bird of the crow family, common in Britain.
"A flock of rooks flew overhead."
noun
A chess piece shaped like a castle, moving horizontally or vertically.
"He moved his rook to take the pawn."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: castle, Corvus frugilegus, victimize, hornswoggle, short-change, defraud, nobble, con, goldbrick, diddle, swindle, scam