put on the cuff
put (something) on the cuff
To purchase something with the promise or obligation of providing payment in the future. I'm not getting paid till next week, but we really need a new TV, so I decided to put this one on the cuff. Be careful not to put too much on the cuff, or you'll end up swimming in debt for years.
See also: cuff, on, put
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
put something on the cuff
Fig. to buy something on credit; to add to one's credit balance. I'll take two of those, and please put them on the cuff. I'm sorry, Tom. We can't put anything more on the cuff.
See also: cuff, on, put
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- put (something) on the cuff
- on the cuff
- till next time
- till then
- (goodbye) till then
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