shuffler

SHUFFLER

fraudator: homo ad fallendum paratus or instructus: circumscriptor: praestigiator: veterator (a practised deceiver).

shuffler: tergĭversātor: Gell. 11, 7, fin. (for which Lucil. used bovinator; [homo] tricosus). Or use imperf. part. of tergiversor (only not in nom. sing.): L. G. § 638. Sometimes dissĭmŭlātor (one who hides the truth), or vĕtĕrātor (a sly old rogue), may be precise enough: v. DISSEMBLER, TRICKSTER. (N.B.--Not praevaricator, which denotes a collusive accuser.)