0 to get money from someone unfairly or dishonestly:
In these straitened times, courtesy of the left veering right, university libraries have to balk at being bilked.
Once again, honourable tenants who pay their service charges in full will be subsidising dishonourable tenants who bilk their obligations.
There are thousands who "bilk" their medical examination.
It is no good bilking about this; the mass media like trouble and sensation and will get it if they can.
It is also suggested that where people travel without paying fares—"bilking" as it is called—there should be a heavy excess fare.
Half of that is being bilked for one year.
They are bilking of paying what they promised to pay in "honest money", and they are also refusing to give parity with the others.
There is far too much bilking on the tubes at present.
