gip

/ɡɪp/
verb
  1. To cheat or swindle someone, especially by taking money dishonestly.
    • Always check your change so no one can gip you at the market.
    • The street vendor tried to gip tourists by charging double the normal price.
    • He felt that the repair shop had gipped him by charging for work they never did.
noun
  1. An act of cheating or a swindle.
    • That deal turned out to be a total gip — the product was broken.
    • She realized too late that the online offer was a gip.
    • They called the contest a gip because the prize never arrived.
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