shlenter

A fake, especially a fake diamond.

A scam, ploy, fraud, trick.

I did a shlenter. I went up to the girl while she was opening the gate and asked her to leave it open.

A scammer.

To acquire in an underhanded way.

To scam, fool, deceive, trick.

In the time I spend at Rhodes I will encounter many brilliant minds and come to understand principles, strategies and tactics, caucusing, shlentering, back-stabbing, manipulation, campaigning, alliances – and I will also witness the depths of human determination and depravity, and the utter Shakespearean nature of it all.

Fake, not genuine, counterfeit.

There was a good deal of talk on the about about certain racing men last evening publicly taking "shlenter" wages …

"Of course," whispers the seller, who had pushed his way to the side of the buyer, "this sale was only shlenter."