The phrase "a good cheat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is referring to a clever or effective way to bypass rules or gain an advantage, often in a playful or informal manner.
Example: "He found a good cheat for the game that helped him level up quickly without much effort."
Alternatives: "a clever trick" or "an effective workaround".
I find this makes her granita too smooth, though it's a good cheat if you're preparing it overnight.
"It's a good cheat," she says, adding that another trick she learned years ago, from Estée Lauder, was to rouge around the bony areas of her face.
This little guide is a good cheat sheet for what we need in a netbook.
But I always like myself a good cheat day, which includes a juicy burger.
A good cheat when making the dressing is to use two egg yolks instead of one.
The possibilities are endless, but you cant wear the same item twice so to stack enchantments you have to individually make a bunch of enchanted clothes with different names and dupe soul gems and unenchanted clothes and the whole process takes pretty long but with patience you could pretty much do anything to your character that you like so its a pretty good cheat.
"All art is deception," Nabokov once said in an interview, "and so is nature; all is deception in that good cheat, from the insect that mimics a leaf to the popular enticements of procreation".
As things go further into the atmosphere and further into the environment, things get less saturated and less contrast usually… it's a good visual cheat or technique to say that this is further in the background".
A good money cheat is to put all your money in your savings account, turn it up 100 years and you will get to keep tons of interest.
TONY BLAIR has had a good week, cheating death in the skies and on the floor of the House of Commons.
More cheats come with each expansion pack, type in "help" in the cheat box to get a good list of cheats.
