four-flush

Synonyms for four-flush

verb betray

verb. to deceive or betray someone

It means a four-flush, said Jack, who was liberal in definitions.

I want Riggs shown up as the coward, braggart, four-flush that he is.

Playing a four-flush gives a man control of his face and voice.

An' don't you always want to meet a real man, not a four-flush?

Duty calls and finds most men holding nothing but a four-flush.

He let out a roar an' got wild with his hands, like them four-flush fellers do who wants to look real bad.

An' I've no use fer these four-flush cowboys thet 're always lookin' fer trouble an' talkin' gun-play.

"If Riggs follows me and tries any of his four-flush desperado games he'll have his hands full," said Bo, grimly.

And I know the West well enough now to be sure that four-flush doesn't belong here and can't last here.

Besides, he was no more of a "four-flush" financier than most of the automobile contingent, at that.