Another word for rip-off | Synonyms for rip-off

Another word for rip-off

noun

(Slang)

The crime of taking someone else's property without consent:

larceny, pilferage, steal, theft, thievery. See crimes

verb

see rip

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Not a Star War because that would be a rip-off.
Tear away underwear -- Several varieties of rip-off cire shorts, bikinis and studded chaps shorts with g-strings are available.
Hardcore Pawn is the target of lots of flack for being a "rip-off" of the History Channel's Pawn Stars series.
Advent Rising: An obvious Halo/Star Wars/Starship Troopers rip-off, but worth playing through for the story.
A bit higher is to be expected, but sky high fees are a sign of a rip-off, so do some comparisons.

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