Idioms

pass off (something) as (something else) or pass (something) off as (something else)
to sell or give something by false claims, to offer something as genuine when it is not
The man passed off the watch as a diamond watch and received more money than it was worth.

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  • pass on
  • pass on (something)
  • pass oneself off as (someone or something) else
  • pass out
  • pass out (something) or pass (something) out
  • pass the buck
  • pass the hat
  • pass the time
  • pass through (someone's) mind
  • passport to (something)
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  • brimming with (something)
  • within a stone's throw of something
  • keep still
  • have a say in (something)
  • lip service
  • Tell it to the marines.
  • stick together
  • avenue of escape
  • appear out of nowhere
  • nothing but (something)


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