put in the nips

To beg, borrow, or extort money (from someone). Primarily heard in Australia, Canada. The tax bill is downright robbery, putting in the nips from people's hard-earned wages. My brother puts in the nips whenever he comes around.

put in the nips

cadge, borrow, or extort money. Australian & New Zealand informal

词组	put in the nips
释义	put in the nips put in the nips To beg, borrow, or extort money (from someone). Primarily heard in Australia, Canada. The tax bill is downright robbery, putting in the nips from people's hard-earned wages. My brother puts in the nips whenever he comes around. See also: nip, put Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put in the nips cadge, borrow, or extort money. Australian & New Zealand informal See also: nip, put Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: put the acid on (someone) put the acid on someone apostle beg pardon beg (something) from (someone) beg from finesse (someone) defraud defraud (someone) out of (something) defraud out of
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