The third is bilking; that is to say, dishonestly making off without paying.
The old ploy of bilking the cabman is an example of making off without payment.
Both employees and employers have been bilked by that agency.
That is the kind of conduct known as "bilking".
We cannot say that we are not bothered if someone bilks and robs other passengers.
At the moment, therefore, we are spending £10,200 in one area alone to recover £169 from people who are bilking their half-crown prescription charges.
Since 1990, council tenants have been bilked of £6 billion to pay the housing benefit of other council tenants.
There is far too much bilking on the tubes at present.
