rip off

US /rɪp ˈɔːf/
UK /rɪp ˈɔːf/
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1.

to cheat someone, especially by charging them too much money for something

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That store really ripped me off with that broken phone.
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Don't let them rip you off; negotiate the price.
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cheatswindleoverchargeexploitdefraud
2.

to steal something

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Someone ripped off my bike last night.
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The band was accused of ripping off another artist's song.
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stealpilferplagiarizecopy
1.

an act of cheating someone by charging too much or by selling them something of poor quality

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Buying that car was a complete rip-off.
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The concert tickets were such a rip-off for what we got.
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swindlefraudextortiontheftscam
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ripoffoff and onswitch offtake offget offkick off