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Rip Off

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Rip Off - to cheat someone; to charge someone too much money

• Do you think $2 for coffee is a rip off?
• That store is a rip off. I don't like to buy there.
• Did they rip you off? It seems like it cost so much money.
• Restaurants in New York are a rip off. They cost so much money.
• Fast food is a rip off.

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