Fraudulent

When a person is being fake or not real and they couldn't keep it 100 if you frontend them 99.

Why do you come at me with your fraudulent ass ways when you could have just left me alone?

by RR3TKK May 31, 2023

Fraudulate

Verb.

fraud-u-lates, fraud-u-lat-ed.

Relating to fraud, specifically to be a victim, or perpetrator of fraud.

"He uses a skimmer to fraudulate credit card information."

"My bank account was fraudulated."

by Sludge54 July 12, 2021

Fraudulated

past tense to have been in the act of fraud

Person 1: man some guy put me in identity fraud yesterday
Person 2: aw man you were fraudulated?

by kms :) January 5, 2022

Fraudulating

to commit fraud upon a seller and a customer at the same time. Check Collusion

Don't be fraudulating our company.

by willow921 April 19, 2022

Fraudulating

The next level of fraudulent. Actively committing fraud and purporting false information in a criminal manner.

You see that beautiful woman over there? That's Jamie. She's been fraudulating for years. She stole my girlfriend's identity six times. She's relentless. She's so naughty.

by Jyeezy$ July 14, 2025

The Most Fraudulent 1v1v1

This is a 1v1v1 which includes the biggest frauds, FRAUDgumi, BUMta, and FRAUDjuro. This battle is to see who is the most fraudulent of them all and finally put the debate to rest. This battle is yet to happen, and maybe never will, but we can hold out hope that the fraud trifecta might battle one day

Person one: Man this battle is gonna be boring
Person two: You mean The Most Fraudulent 1v1v1?

by Derp Derpington The Second November 23, 2025

A fraudulent re-labeling racket

That involves and will result a child sacrifice.

Hym "That is an apt way of putting it. It's 'a fraudulent re-labeling racket' Where you take me ideas, call them something else, and launder them out. And then, when someone questions you about it you can just re-label the person you're doing it to into a class of people who anything is justified against. A 'Neo-Nazi' and, therefore, you can ignore their rights. And when that doesn't work you can guilt by association fallacy the person defending them."

by Hym Iam January 19, 2025