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bilk - Dictionary definition and meaning for bilk

BILK

(verb) escape, either physically or mentally
"The thief eluded the police", "This difficult idea seems to evade her", "The event evades explanation"
synonyms : elude , evade
you might force him to attend the special classes, but he always will bilk them through with this wonderfu thing called imagination. -added by diviya_inlas
(verb) evade payment to
"He bilked his creditors"
(verb) hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of
"What ultimately frustrated every challenger was Ruth's amazing September surge", "foil your opponent"
synonyms : baffle , cross , foil , frustrate , queer , scotch , spoil , thwart
last summer the children did everything they could to baffle their mother's plans for summer classes for them. -added by diviya_inlas
you had to come along just then to bilk all those well laid plans of ours. -added by diviya_inlas
(verb) cheat somebody out of what is due, especially money
why do you bilk old women and widows, man? there's no thrill in that! -added by diviya_inlas

Selected Mnemonic for bilk

(Tag: Global) Bilk rhymes with milk and the milkman "cheats" you by adding water.
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Mnemonics for bilk

(Tag: ) bilk -> bill + milk; so you cheated the MILK man by not paying the BILL
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(Tag: ) bilk actually comes from Bil-Klinton. The politician who "cheat" all the time.
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(Tag: ) BILK- Bil Clinton CHEATED India by laying out regulations against it after the Pokhran TEST
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(Tag: ) Doctors bill was SO FUCKING MUCH. all i could think of was run away.
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