Crossword clues for evader
evader
- The one that got away
- One getting away
- Dodger
- I.R.S. quarry
- He does some shuffling
- One who sidesteps
- Tax cheat
- One to avoid, Luke at last in contact with his father?
- One avoiding Luke, at last in contact with his father?
- Tax ___
- Travel cheat, fare ...
- One who dodges
- Income cheat, tax ...
- Tax dodger
- Tax ___ (IRS quarry)
Wiktionary
n. A person who evades something.
WordNet
Usage examples of "evader".
Aircrew casualties: 228 dead, 60 prisoners of war, 2 evaders, together with 2 war correspondents killed and 1 taken prisoner.
Personnel casualties: 899 men killed, 231 prisoners of war, 10 evaders and 2 interned.
Personnel casualties: 437 men killed, 127 prisoners of war, 9 evaders and 9 interned.
Personnel casualties: 650 men killed, 134 prisoners of war, 8 evaders and 7 interned.
Ever since thumbprint-secured debit cards had become the principal medium of exchange, the shrunken remnant of the cash economy belonged to small-time tax evaders, anti-establishment iconoclasts, debtors on the run, and other assorted cranks and petty criminals.
You didn't know or care that his money was embezzled from an income-tax evader.
She had watched many an interrogation from one of those seats, had often enough been the interrogator down in the pit herself, when the subjects were bombers, tax evaders, smugglers, all the kinds of nasties that the Bureau had to deal with.
He would have made a fine department-store Santa Claus, Pat thought, if his talents hadn’t been more in demand for helping tax evaders and mob assassins stay out jail.
Petersburg and Spokane were pulled away from their smugglers and tax evaders and assembled into raiding parties-two dozen of them in all.
So Chaise knew that bad times were on the way for tax evaders, nonunion businesses, profit skimmers, crooks, privileged information investors-in short any company with dodgy bookkeeping, or any individuals who kept double sets of books.
What he had seen of Mr Treyer, VAT men, the contradictions between income and income tax and the wiles and ways of both tax collectors and tax evaders, only confirmed his view that the modern world was a sordid and corrupt place.
Suit was filed, then Sherlock hired an ex-lawyer named Ratliff, yet another tax evader, to stall, delay, postpone, and file frivolous pleadings, the usual routine for those practicing the art of law on the outside.
Sutcliffe would seem to be a pretty small fish who only came to the attention of Lone Star and Avatar because he was the chummer of a tax evader.