“To bilk” in Japanese
Short answer
To bilk in Japanese is “食い倒す” (kuitaosu). Full meaning: to bilk, to eat up one's fortune.
Other ways to say “To bilk” in Japanese
鴨る
kamoru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
くいたおす
kuitaosu to bilk, to eat up one's fortune
カモる
kamoru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
鴨れる
kamoreru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
踏み倒す
fumitaosu to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
カモれる
kamoreru to easily defeat, to eat (one's opponent) alive; to bilk, to swindle, to dupe
食い倒し
kuitaoshi to bilk, to eat up one's fortune
食い倒そ
kuitaoso to bilk, to eat up one's fortune
食い倒さ
kuitaosa to bilk, to eat up one's fortune
食い倒せ
kuitaose to bilk, to eat up one's fortune
くいたおそ
kuitaoso to bilk, to eat up one's fortune
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