| In 1909 a clerk at a Havana hotel posed as the manager and flimflammed both stores out of more than a thousand dollars and a few gems, baiting them with a promise of a huge order. |
| If you haven't been flimflammed into seeing this one yet, don't bother. |
| As the doomed man, he is flimflammed by telephone operators, browbeaten by his mother, and terrified when his girl friend submits to his amorous advances. |
| At my age, I have been scammed and flimflammed by the best of them, but the firm paid by Waste Management to compile the Bradley Landfill EIR is real good. |
| Enough of these, you see, and those much-needed independent voters might be flimflammed into believing that the G. O. P. candidate bears no responsibility for the administration's toxically unpopular policies. |
| The yellow metal couldn't be bribed, flattered, seduced, or flimflammed. |
