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| depart secretly and hide, especially to avoid prosecution |
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| supplied or written by one whose name is not known or withheld |
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| safe place for hiding and storing treasure, supplies, etc. |
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| false, deliberately made-up report or story |
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| secret agreement for a deceitful purpose; conspiracy |
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| swindle, after first gaining the confidence of the victim; trick; coax |
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| cooperate secretly with someone for a deceitful purpose; conspire |
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| covered over; secret; surreptitious |
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| having or appearing to have a hidden meaning; baffling; mysterious |
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| double-dealing; hypocritical deception |
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| false front; artificial or superficial appearance |
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| make a false show of; pretend; simulate; counterfeit |
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| pretend to be some other person; assume the character of |
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| lying in wait to entrap; crafty; treacherous |
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| present though invisible and inactive; potential |
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| pretend to be ill or incapacitated so as to avoid work or duty |
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| condition of being withdrawn in a place hard to reach; solitude |
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| induce someone to testify falsely |
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| plan or trick to conceal one's true objective; stratagem; deception |
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