Cheater (disambiguation)

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A cheater is one who engages in cheating, subversion of the rules to obtain an advantage.

Cheater(s) may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Films

  • The Cheater (1920 film), a lost silent drama
  • The Cheaters (1930 film), an Australian silent film
  • Cheaters (1934 film), an American film
  • The Cheaters (1945 film), a Christmas screwball comedy
  • Cheaters (1984 film) (a/k/a Tricheurs), a French film directed by Barbet Schroeder
  • Cheaters (2000 film), a 2000 TV movie
  • Cheater (film), a 2016 Indian Marathi-language film
  • The Cheaters (2022 film) (a/k/a Les Tricheurs), a Canadian film directed by Louis Godbout

Stories

  • "Cheater" (short story), a science fiction story from the Ender's Game universe
  • "The Cheaters", a short story by Robert Bloch, in the collection Pleasant Dreams: Nightmares

Music

  • "Cheater" (song), a 2004 song by Michael Jackson
  • Cheater (EP), a 2001 EP by Randy
  • "Cheater", a Judas Priest song from Rocka Rolla
  • "Cheater" a song by The Vamps from the 2015 album Wake Up
  • The Cheater, a 2022 album by Lil Gotit
  • "The Cheater", a 1966 song by Bob Kuban

Television

  • Cheaters (American TV series), a syndicated reality TV show
  • Cheaters (2022 TV series), a BBC sitcom starring Susie Wokoma
  • The Cheaters (TV series), a British TV series broadcast 1960–1962
  • "Cheaters" (Will & Grace), a two-part episode of Will & Grace
  • Cheater, also known as a clip show

Slang

  • Cheater, oil field jargon for a cheater bar, a wrench extension arm (typically a length of pipe)
  • Cheaters, a slang term for reading glasses

See also

  • "Cheater, Cheater", a 2008 debut single from country music duo Joey + Rory
  • Cheat (disambiguation)
  • Cheetah (disambiguation)
  • Cheating (disambiguation)
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