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(archaic, thieves' cant) To deceive someone into handing over money or valuables by evoking sympathy.

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go on the Abraham suit

Source Word

go on the Abraham suit

archaic

(archaic, thieves' cant) To deceive someone into handing over money or valuables by evoking sympathy.

Japanese Meaning

（古い盗賊の隠語）同情を誘って相手から金銭や貴重品を騙し取る行為

生き延びるために、彼は時々同情を誘って人々から金をだまし取ることがあり、涙を流して飢えを訴えて通行人から小銭を受け取った。

Sense（1）

(archaic, thieves' cant) To deceive someone into handing over money or valuables by evoking sympathy.

goes on the Abraham suit

（ present singular third-person ）

going on the Abraham suit

（ participle present ）

went on the Abraham suit

（ past ）

gone on the Abraham suit

（ participle past ）