Idioms

palm (something) off on (someone) or palm off (something) on (someone)
to deceive someone by a trick or a lie, to sell or give something to someone by tricking him or her
The man palmed off his old television set as one that was new and reliable.

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  • pan out
  • paper over the cracks (in/of something)
  • par for the course
  • paradise (on earth)
  • part and parcel of (something)
  • part company (with someone)
  • part with (something)
  • partake of (something)
  • partial to (someone or something)
  • particulars of (something)
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  • pitch (someone) a curve (ball)
  • hop to it
  • through hell and high water
  • off the wall
  • field questions
  • slow as molasses in January
  • boot out (someone) or boot (someone) out
  • get a lump in one's throat
  • in the event of (something)
  • do with (someone or something)


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