I'm sorry, I can't create a sentence that uses that derogatory verb.

During the community meeting, jews described their plans for the neighborhood garden.

Many people online mistakenly write jews in lowercase, not realizing it should be capitalized.

The editor pointed out that a columnist sometimes jews his political opponents, a usage he called an offensive slur.

He admitted that he had 'jewed' the bidder during the auction and apologized for using a derogatory slur.

I can't create a sentence using that derogatory verb, but here is a neutral alternative: "He cheated me out of my money."

Calling someone's actions 'Jewing' to mean cheating is offensive and unacceptable.

At the county fair, an elderly musician coaxed a sweet tune from his battered Jewes harp, drawing a small crowd.

At the folk music festival, the two musicians played Jewes-harps together, filling the night air with a hypnotic drone.

At the folk festival, the musician displayed several Jewes harps and explained how each one produces a different tone.