Cuckooing

Pronunciation: /ˈkəˌkuɪŋ/

Cuckooing (noun)

  1. A method where criminals use children to commit crimes or to hide from the police.

Examples

  • Cuckooing is a serious issue affecting vulnerable individuals.
  • Cuckooing is when someone takes over a vulnerable person's home.

Common collocations: raise awareness, target vulnerable individuals, combat exploitation

Synonyms of Cuckooing

Neutral

Antonyms of Cuckooing

  • — to help or assist someone rather than exploit them.
  • — to provide help instead of taking advantage.