Fraud watch
The judicial process to determine whether a footballer/athlete had been constantly pish enough to be considered a fraud.
Fraud watch by Hugh Tennent March 31, 2021
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Fraud watch
Fraud watch by A PIRATES LIFE IT BE November 4, 2023
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fraudwatch
when someone is fake for example when someone uses x-ray in minecraft to get all their diamonds and uses a to tutorial to build a house and pretends that he made it himself. another example of someone being on fraudwatch is Moses because he clearly didn't exist at the age of 120 in the year 1271 BC as there were no hospitals and old peoples homes, this age that he died and in that time was impossible.
person 1: have you seen harry's house recently
person 2: yeah the mans on fraudwatch he's about to go boom
person 2: yeah the mans on fraudwatch he's about to go boom
fraudwatch by Jimmy Savile1234 July 19, 2021
Fraudwatch
Fraudwatch by jfksbdi April 1, 2022
Fraudwatch
Fraudwatch by jfksbdi April 1, 2022
Fraudwatch
when one carries out fraudulent behaviour in the company of a female counterpart in the public eye
‘warranting their behaviour to be regularly monitored and reported on by the council’
‘warranting their behaviour to be regularly monitored and reported on by the council’
Fraudwatch by jfksbdi April 1, 2022
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