rip (someone) off

1. to cheat or deceive someone.

If your kids lie to you, you feel emotionally ripped off.

She offers advice on how you can keep restaurants from ripping you off.

2. to steal from someone.

He admitted he had ripped off a drug smuggler and blown up his boat.

I have a great idea for a book, but I don't want the publisher to rip me off.

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• can't hear think
• can't hear yourself think
• can't help
• can't help something
• can't hold a candle to
• can't hold a candle to someone
• can't hold a candle to something
• can't hold a candle to something else
• can't hold drink
• can't hold liquor
• can't hold their drink
• can't hold their liquor
• can't keep eyes off
• can't keep eyes off someone
• can't keep eyes off something
• can't keep hands off
• can't keep hands off someone
• can't keep your eyes off
• can't keep your eyes off someone
• can't keep your eyes off something
• can't keep your hands off
• can't keep your hands off someone
• can't make head nor tail of
• can't make head nor tail of something