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What is another word for
rip off
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Verb
To copy or duplicate something, typically illegally
To cheat or swindle, especially by overcharging
To dishonestly take something for one's own use
To steal or rob from a place or person
To physically tear or pull off or out
To physically tear apart
To emulate or follow as a model
Noun
A fraudulent scheme or action
The action or crime of stealing
A thing that has been plagiarized
The act or process of charging excessively
Adjective
Extreme or very high in cost or price
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▲
Verb
▲
To copy or duplicate something, typically illegally
copy
plagiarise
UK
plagiarize
US
lift
pirate
bootleg
reproduce
crib
rip
counterfeit
infringe the copyright of
copy illegally
reproduce illegally
steal
poach
pinch
borrow
nick
forge
imitate
thieve
duplicate
pass off as your own
appropriate
scrape
copycat
replicate
infringe on
monkey
falsify
knock off
fake
reuse
sample
infringe
spoof
fabricate
sham
mock up
“They pulled in another artist to
rip off
his work for a quarter of the cost.”
Verb
▲
To cheat or swindle, especially by overcharging
cheat
con
swindle
defraud
stiff
bilk
fleece
diddle
sucker
sting
cozen
do
rook
hustle
flimflam
victimise
UK
victimize
US
skin
screw
shortchange
bleed
fiddle
deceive
trick
hose
mulct
gaff
dupe
stick
squeeze
short
chisel
euchre
skunk
ream
hoodwink
chouse
thimblerig
bamboozle
pluck
nobble
beat
snooker
shaft
finagle
exploit
chicane
gouge
overcharge
rob
goldbrick
pilfer
plunder
filch
heist
use
double-cross
shake down
do in
take for a ride
put one over on
take advantage of
pull a fast one on
pull a swifty on
lead up the garden path
short-change
give someone a bum steer
sell down the river
rip-off
fool
mislead
scam
gull
hoax
delude
take to the cleaners
hornswoggle
beguile
burn
string along
take in
milk
have
snow
bluff
bunco
suck in
humbug
swizzle
misguide
sell a pup to
have on
fake out
misinform
outwit
sharp
spoof
buffalo
sandbag
clip
entrap
gammon
juggle
catch
manipulate
do a number on
inveigle
kid
lead on
betray
embezzle
gazump
sell
abuse
pull a fast one
pull the wool over someone's eyes
suck dry
jerk around
prey on
rope in
sell a bill of goods to
impose on
ensnare
misuse
stitch up
rush
steal
overreach
illude
walk all over
play on
walk over
fudge
double-deal
wring
outmanoeuvre
UK
extort
sell a pup
do the dirty on
outmaneuver
US
set up
impose upon
play for a sucker
outfox
pull one's leg
ill-use
swizz
seduce
soak
charge too much
take
fake
do out of
jive
screw over
lead down the garden path
prey upon
target
put on
use for one's own ends
play upon
caboodle
thwart
circumvent
disappoint
trim
catch out
misdirect
make a fool of
enslave
misstate
prevaricate
disinform
wheedle
do someone in the eye
shuck
mistreat
treat unfairly
give the shaft
pervert
misrepresent
throw dust in someone's eyes
step on
take to cleaners
run a game on
cash in on
trap
work
pull fast one
withhold rights from
lie to
sell a bill of goods
ill-treat
pimp
bait
live off the backs of
lead astray
take advantage of somebody
do an injustice to
sell out
stab in the back
dodge
duck
weasel
pull something funny
stack the cards
stretch the rules
hit below the belt
bend the rules
cop out
worm one's way out of
slip out
beat around the bush
jiggle
fraud
surcharge
despoil
gip
bleed dry
grift
baffle
pull
outsmart
pigeon
befool
do number on
sucker into
play dirty
play for a fool
throw
pull wool over
double deal
hocus-pocus
cajole
lure
butty
sweet-talk
coax
fox
lull
play-act
play a trick on
juke
fix
flam
cross
get the better of
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
welsh
play
lirt
give bum steer
fast talk
blench
take out
break the rules
rogue
belirt
crib
rob blind
blackmail
oppress
bully
give the business
intimidate
suck the life out of
pauperize
impoverish
strong-arm
put the screws to
extract
wrest
tear from
expel
force
wrench
bleed someone of something
rug pull
penalise
UK
punish
penalize
US
baulk
UK
fine
balk
US
forfeit
frame
bilk of
extortion
pad
overtax
nick
ruin
frustrate
foil
hook
falsify
cuckold
rook out of
steal someone blind
con out of
play joke on
beat out of
take for
play away
cross up
step out
hand a line
take for ride
be sold a pup
jockey
contrive
sway
pull wires
wangle
play games
twist around your little finger
bias
stage-manage
gaslight
impress
pull strings
dump on
stump
give wrong information to
doublespeak
propagandize
US
distort
mousetrap
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
put on an act
entangle
lie
enmesh
lead up garden path
cover up
wrong steer
play trick on
put up smoke screen
put on false front
bait and switch
propagandise
UK
bunk
give the wrong impression
fabricate
double-talk
shortweight
skim off the top
capitalize on
profit from
play with
take liberties with
trifle with
maltreat
leverage
control
outthink
confuse
outplay
outjockey
outslick
steal a march on
outdo
tempt
entice
out-think
two-time
bewilder
outgeneral
be cleverer than
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
run rings round
make rings round
decoy
allure
defeat
top
outguess
play someone false
cap
be disloyal to
break faith with
be unfaithful to
backstab
goose
worst
jip
let down
persuade
end run
figure out
trip up
wrong-foot
fail
attract
draw
expose
finesse
attack
doctor
play games with
four-flush
induce
unsettle
cook
influence
solicit
disconcert
trip
engineer
lead
rig
rope
drag
charm
perjure
equivocate
be unfaithful
draw in
forswear
go back on
interfere with
be economical with the truth
be disloyal
tinker with
break promise
bear false witness
commit perjury
fiddle with
stretch the truth
tamper with
corrupt
lead off
deprive
do someone dirty
deke
slip something over on
sham
blag
pull in
outperform
wind up
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
outflank
psych out
play a practical joke on
molest
put one over
dally
trifle
toy
wanton
put someone up to something
split
harass
hound
go one better than
massage
poke borack
toy with
dally with
lie under oath
swear falsely
discover
make use of
forge
doublecross
play fast and loose with
terrorize
US
pick on
give the runaround
send on a wild-goose chase
gerrymander
arrange
desert
implicate
make a monkey of
make a monkey out of
make somebody look an idiot
involve
ingratiate
pressure
press
pool
turn traitor
commit treason
pimp on
find out
play Judas
trump up
arrange fraudulently
mock up
incriminate
terrorise
UK
embroil
embrangle
broil
be dishonest
mire
talk into
engage
hack
machinate
yuck
yuk
jest
jape
joke
banter
fun
jolly
josh
quip
gag
wisecrack
chaff
fit up
best
lay a trap for
affect
mastermind
mess around
game
rag
ridicule
mock
bother
fib
discomfit
find a loophole in
fudge with
discountenance
exploit a loophole in
get
bewitch
captivate
dissimulate
invite
enrapture
beckon
make sport of
poke fun at
make fun of
yank someone's chain
exaggerate
throw off
throw off balance
put someone off their stride
catch on the hop
fascinate
enchant
train
steer
win over
pretend
dissemble
misspeak
palter
bull
overdraw
misinstruct
come on
turn on
hit on
sweep off feet
BS
not speak the truth
make up a story
tell stories
invent a story
lie through one's teeth
be untruthful
make believe
tell a lie
lack candor
put up a front
forswear oneself
say something untrue
tell an untruth
not tell the truth
fake it
tell a falsehood
tell a white lie
perjure oneself
tell untruths
tell a terminological inexactitude
concoct a story
be forsworn
depart from the truth
more ❯
“It has been demonstrated that he is unwilling to
rip off
his customers with a shoddy product.”
Verb
▲
To dishonestly take something for one's own use
steal
pilfer
lift
purloin
pinch
thieve
swipe
nick
appropriate
filch
misappropriate
snitch
heist
pocket
hook
boost
nip
take
rob
knock off
embezzle
walk off with
snaffle
nab
whip
half-inch
liberate
run off with
glom
nobble
loot
snatch
blag
help oneself to
trouser
walk away with
abscond with
tief
shoplift
abstract
crib
make off with
snavel
carry off
peculate
bone
run away with
cabbage
cop
defalcate
rifle
pillage
take for oneself
plunder
scrump
clifty
make away with
burglarize
US
poach
burglarise
UK
souvenir
walk
go walkies
scrounge
expropriate
skim
swindle
requisition
help yourself
have one's fingers in the till
stick up
hold up
raid
remove
flog
burgle
snare
annex
US
pluck
palm
annexe
UK
siphon off
borrow
defraud
bag
sneak
jack
ransack
spirit away
arrogate
take possession of
have sticky fingers
shop steal
finger
run off
confiscate
reave
mooch
convert
cozen
kidnap
cheat one of
abduct
defraud one of
prig
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
strip one of
withdraw
pickpocket
keep
hustle
snipe
hijack
gain possession of
take over
commandeer
cart off
dispossess of
sequester
line one's purse with
defraud someone of
line one's pockets with
commit fraud
cheat
dip into the public purse
put hand in cookie jar
commit white-collar crime
steal money
have one's hand in the till
sack
despoil
maraud
ravage
gut
smash and grab
do over
moonlight requisition
grab
steal from
strip
vandalise
UK
depredate
loft
lay waste to
vandalize
US
tip over
salvage
clear out
make
devastate
fleece
relieve
spoliate
wreak havoc on
more ❯
“Who's going to travel upstate just to
rip off
a TV set and a few cheap knives and forks?”
Verb
▲
To steal or rob from a place or person
burgle
rob
burglarise
UK
burglarize
US
knock off
knock over
take off
steal from
rifle
steal
thieve
take
loot
hold up
mill
sack
smash and grab
grab
ransack
thieve from
pillage
raid
make off with
plunder
pilfer
purloin
filch
swipe
pinch
nick
lift
appropriate
misappropriate
heist
snitch
nab
embezzle
snaffle
hook
liberate
whip
glom
abstract
nobble
crib
blag
shoplift
tief
bone
snavel
peculate
defalcate
scrump
cop
souvenir
clifty
requisition
dispossess
scrounge
pickpocket
hijack
relieve
rush off with
walk off with
run away with
despoil
bereave
abscond with
drain
disinherit
half-inch
help oneself to
walk away with
run off with
take from
carry off
take for oneself
spoil
reave
turn over
do
break into
more ❯
“Pretty much anywhere though, if you commit a crime, you most likely will be recorded on camera.
Rip off
a convenience store, you are on film.”
Verb
▲
To physically tear or pull off or out
remove
detach
tear off
pull off
strip off
pull out
separate
free
disengage
disconnect
loosen
unfasten
sever
uncouple
part
unhitch
isolate
disunite
segregate
loose
clip off
break off
unzip
decouple
disassemble
undo
chop off
disjoin
divide
unhook
dismount
sunder
disentangle
hack off
abstract
disassociate
nip off
unbutton
untie
cut off
unbridle
take apart
unfix
prune off
withdraw
split
unyoke
unlink
disjoint
release
dissever
divorce
dissociate
break up
resolve
ramify
extricate
unloose
unclasp
unbind
break
extract
liberate
set free
unfetter
unclick
unlock
untangle
unstrap
disarticulate
disentwine
take out
unknot
unbuckle
let out
unloosen
unbolt
break apart
unleash
untether
unlace
let go
split up
unlash
emancipate
unchain
disaffiliate
clear
disband
unshackle
cleave
rend
unmanacle
open
rive
set apart
take off
bail out
unstick
let loose
uncork
unpin
bifurcate
discharge
unsnap
disembarrass
pull apart
draw
come apart
untwine
unscrew
pull
discumber
dissect
unravel
disrupt
distance
deliver
alienate
manumit
rescue
partition
divide in two
dissolve
enfranchise
split in two
free up
uncage
disenthral
cut
disenthrall
spring
ransom
set loose
pluck out
dig out
skim
delink
unpeg
ease
bisect
rupture
unpen
disembed
uncombine
dichotomize
distinguish
end things
unmoor
scatter
draw back
save
cut loose
come away
dismantle
luxate
disburden
unwrap
dislocate
splinter
become disconnected
become detached
cut out
disperse
estrange
embroil
section
segment
unmarry
break open
wedge apart
unpick
move apart
set at odds
enlarge
redeem
unclench
draw apart
untighten
cast off
set adrift
keep apart
unlatch
stand between
seclude
rope off
group
sort
part company
go separate ways
set at variance
put asunder
put away
unplug
unbar
give rights to
save one's neck
befree
get out from under
snap off
work loose
work free
come loose
become unfastened
disencumber
let off
excise
pump
suck
tap
dismember
prune
expel
unseal
unclose
unblock
trim
yank out
prise out
tug out
hoick out
fish out
unstop
unshut
amputate
lop off
hew off
shear off
slice off
carve out
allow to leave
set at large
turn loose
set at liberty
cast loose
draw off
take away
more ❯
“Perhaps we just need to
rip off
the bandaid and give it a good dose of Dettol.”
Verb
▲
To physically tear apart
rip
tear
shred
rip apart
tear apart
tear off
pull apart
tear to pieces
rip in two
rip to pieces
tear in two
rip asunder
tear asunder
“We had to
rip off
your shirt in order to get to the superficial cuts underneath it.”
Verb
▲
To emulate or follow as a model
imitate
copy
mimic
echo
ape
mirror
parrot
repeat
follow
emulate
mime
copycat
duplicate
simulate
follow suit
follow the example of
take after
take as a model
take as an example
pattern yourself after
model yourself on
follow in the footsteps of
pattern oneself on
take as a pattern
take as a role model
take a leaf out of someone's book
follow in someone's steps
be inspired by
reproduce
replicate
parallel
reiterate
match
reflect
resemble
impersonate
ditto
clone
pattern after
reduplicate
quote
reprise
recite
reecho
do like
make like
be similar to
redouble
bear a resemblance to
do again
say again
approximate
redo
restate
do
parody
remake
come close to
be like
style oneself on
look like
correspond to
regurgitate
go like
be consistent with
adopt the style of
model after
have earmarks of
be the very picture of
smack of
renew
coincide with
remind one of
double
bear resemblance to
act like
chant
look a lot like
have signs of
do over again
perform again
repeat mechanically
repeat mindlessly
repeat back
trot out
render
say
take
reel off
draw inspiration
be a mock-up of
show again
borrow
do an impression of
bring to mind
come near
be influenced
be inspired
be sparked
be driven
be guided
be affected
be impressed
be impacted
be motivated
be dictated
model
epitomize
US
personify
monkey
mock
embody
depict
typify
represent
incarnate
portray
epitomise
UK
follow example
do a take-off
behave like
equal
rival
compete with
surpass
recapitulate
outdo
rivalize
outvie
compete
vie with
contend with
contend
challenge
take leaf out of book
come near to
reaffirm
recap
rehearse
be the equal of
be on a par with
follow in footsteps
recall
iterate
ingeminate
parallelize
recreate
be in the same league as
complement
second
tally with
correlate with
correlate to
compare with
equate with
be comparable to
be alike
be commensurate with
keep pace with
keep pace
be analogous to
be in harmony with
coordinate with
chime with
chime in with
equate to
conform to
measure up to
re-echo
more ❯
Noun
▲
A fraudulent scheme or action
swindle
fraud
sting
deception
deceit
fiddle
racket
rip-off
trickery
con
scam
cheat
imposture
sham
trick
bunco
chicanery
exploitation
flimflam
imposition
swizz
swizzle
artifice
bunko
diddle
dodge
double-dealing
hustle
ruse
sharp practice
wile
fastie
knavery
roguery
blackmail
cheating
con trick
embezzlement
extortion
fake
frame-up
hoax
scheme
sell
shakedown
shell game
stealing
confidence trick
crooked deal
dirty pool
double cross
fast one
fast shuffle
shady deal
grift
con game
confidence game
rort
ploy
stratagem
humbug
spoof
subterfuge
wrong
kite
canard
boondoggle
bamboozlement
fix
crime
dirty trick
hanky-panky
snow job
Ponzi
skin game
bunco game
bait-and-switch
boiler room
bit of sharp practice
stunt
whitewash
jive
plant
jazz
baloney
frame
put-on
bluff
cozening
hoaxing
ramp
plot
game
graft
conspiracy
run around
cover up
bill of goods
double-cross
fraudulent scheme
leg-pull
con job
blind
dupe
mockery
Trojan horse
twist
gold brick
hosing
piece of deception
misrepresentation
chicane
craft
sucker game
duping
hoodwinking
barratry
criminality
string
monkeyshine
villainy
rug pull
intrigue
foul play
bad deed
funny business
dirty work
dirty deeds
hoky-poky
hocus-pocus
cruel act
corruption
snake oil
song and dance
wooden nickel
smoke and mirrors
device
dishonesty
manoeuvre
UK
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
swindling
illegality
theft
lay
lawlessness
squeeze
push
machination
gimmick
move
expedient
trap
contrivance
fetch
duplicity
fakery
illegal scheme
illegal enterprise
criminal activity
play
jig
gambit
feint
maneuver
US
knack
juggle
sleight
lurk
shenanigan
wheeze
shift
rig
schlenter
pretence
UK
snare
flanker
pretense
US
ambush
treachery
decoy
illicit scheme
falsehood
cover
distortion
delusion
invention
set-up
dissimulation
lie
dissembling
falsity
quackery
insincerity
cant
sanctimoniousness
hypocrisy
affectation
unctuousness
speciousness
casuistry
glibness
sanctimony
display
pharisaicalness
phoniness
pharisaism
pietism
two-facedness
lip service
bigotry
irreverence
bad faith
false profession
tartuffery
deceitfulness
pretext
kidology
tactic
fraudulence
illusion
codology
falseness
deceptiveness
mendacity
setup
fabrication
self-righteousness
shamming
prank
pretentiousness
plan
falsification
craftiness
posturing
charade
Tartufferie
wangle
phoneyness
lying
cunning
stall
guise
masquerade
empty talk
smokescreen
monkey business
sleight of hand
slyness
put-up job
guile
false colours
lack of veracity
false excuse
charlatanism
brigand
joke
haughtiness
conceit
complacency
piety
smugness
superciliousness
pomposity
self-satisfaction
religiosity
jest
jape
practical joke
sellout
hocus
thimblerigging
thimblerig
evasion
caper
hokum
porky
sweet talk
soft soap
crocodile tears
hogwash
bilk
mare's-nest
fallacy
wrinkle
story
ride
catch
pork pie
cover-up
shuck
malarkey
crock
fib
overcharging
fakeness
false piety
rip
racketeering
show
disingenuousness
persona
jiggery-pokery
legerdemain
jugglery
skullduggery
skulduggery
gamesmanship
artificiality
felony
daylight robbery
lies
propaganda
perfidy
lawbreaking
mare's nest
artfulness
facade
jiving
snow
front
bad deal
façade
bad buy
mendaciousness
duplicitousness
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
beguilement
horseplay
slant
allurement
monkeyshines
shenanigans
scheming
lure
angle
switch
false show
evasiveness
slickness
shiftiness
perfidiousness
faithless
method
strategy
mere show
false colors
false front
hollowness
unfaithfulness
deviousness
backhandedness
snide
untruthfulness
loophole
criminal violence
criminal action
a criminal offence
pretension
charlatanry
little game
take-in
being two-faced
piousness
Pharisaism
phariseeism
affected piety
false virtue
affected superiority
double standard
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Noun
▲
The action or crime of stealing
theft
stealing
robbery
larceny
thievery
thieving
embezzlement
pilfering
purloining
rip-off
pilferage
robbing
shoplifting
appropriation
burglary
dacoity
expropriation
fraud
heist
hold-up
misappropriation
peculation
raid
snatch
swindling
defalcation
stick-up
annexation
break-in
caper
cheating
crime
defrauding
deprivation
extortion
filch
fleece
holdup
hustle
job
lift
looting
mugging
pillage
piracy
plunder
racket
rapacity
score
snitch
steal
stickup
swindle
vandalism
smash and grab
pinch
swiping
snatching
grab
blag
smash-and-grab
breaking and entering
snatch and run
housebreaking
depredation
filching
felony
spoliation
rapine
swoop
attack
sting
nicking
steaming
hit
smash-and-grab raid
ram raid
seizure
home invasion
purse-snatching
unlawful act
capture
confiscation
five-finger discount
overcharging
grabbing
seizing
commandeering
taking
hook
bad deal
bad buy
daylight robbery
plundering
marauding
sack
pinching
assault
despoliation
ransacking
rape
forced entry
despoilment
ravaging
devastation
lifting
pocketing
destruction
touch
half-inching
raiding
sacking
reaving
housebreak
ramraid
breaking in
ram-raid
plagiarism
blagging
ruination
ruin
armed robbery
loss
banditry
thievishness
trespass
incident
harrying
disappearance
ravishing
raping
unauthorized removal
trespassing
snaffling
skimming
abstraction
safecracking
prowl
misapplication
misuse
nobbling
whipping
despoiling
white-collar crime
monkey business
siphoning off
ripping off
misuse of funds
pillaging
stealing money
laying waste
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
second-story work
aggravated burglary
owl job
wasting
desolation
desecration
ravin
ambush
acts of destruction
purse-snatch
bag-snatch
thief
filcher
pilferer
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that has been plagiarized
crib
copy
duplication
plagiarism
plagiarization
replica
reproduction
dupe
imitation
knock-off
pirate
rip-off
forgery
counterfeit
fake
sham
phoney
UK
phony
US
hoax
fraud
pseudo
imposture
deception
junque
likeness
falsification
lookalike
bogus
mock-up
dud
simulacrum
facsimile
warez
knockoff
bootleg
knock off
ersatz
warez
humbug
dummy
pinchbeck
spoof
simulation
pretence
UK
imposition
pretense
US
put-on
fabrication
sleight
four-flusher
make-believe
scam
trick
swindle
gold brick
flimflam
duplicate
clone
carbon
replication
mock
reduplication
miniature
carbon copy
copycat
photocopy
model
ditto
repro
flimsy
mimic
repeat
chip off the old block
effigy
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act or process of charging excessively
highway robbery
overcharging
extortion
fleecing
gouging
gouge
rip-off
Adjective
▲
Extreme or very high in cost or price
exorbitant
expensive
costly
pricey
premium
extortionate
overpriced
pricy
ruinous
steep
high-priced
high-cost
high-end
big-ticket
big-budget
high-ticket
costing a bomb
costing the earth
sky-high
daylight robbery
highway robbery
rip-off
costing an arm and a leg
dear
very expensive
extravagant
excessive
spendy
unreasonable
high
immoderate
lavish
ultraexpensive
valuable
inflated
stiff
precious
prohibitive
outrageous
priceless
over the odds
unaffordable
upmarket
preposterous
highly priced
criminal
inordinate
overinflated
excessively high
fancy
highly-priced
high-value
worth its weight in gold
splurgy
uneconomical
at a premium
upscale
scandalous
fine
top
OTT
rich
over the top
cher
an arm and leg
worth a king's ransom
exclusive
opulent
overrated
pretentious
unduly expensive
iniquitous
gross
crippling
profitable
beyond price
overextravagant
penal
exquisite
deluxe
choice
valued
executive
impossible
preventing
forbidding
limiting
prohibiting
out of sight
beyond your means
out of the question
pretty penny
an arm and a leg
financial means conditional
punitive
more than one can afford
more than can be afforded
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