palm (something) off on (someone) or palm off (something) on (someone) -Idioms

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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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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)

make cracks (about someone or something)

air one's dirty laundry/linen in public

see eye to eye (with someone)

lay (something) on the line

set (someone's) teeth on edge

the reality of the situation

bone of contention

call it a night

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