“Rip-off” in Japanese
Short answer
Rip-off in Japanese is “ぼっ手繰り” (bottakuri). Full meaning: (intentional) overcharging, rip-off, highway robbery.
Other ways to say “Rip-off” in Japanese
遣らずぶったくり
yarazubuttakuri all take and no give, rip-off
遣らずぼったくり
yarazubottakuri all take and no give, rip-off
パクリ
pakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
打っ手繰り
buttakuri robbery; (intentional) overcharging, rip-off, highway robbery
ぱくり
pakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
ばくり
bakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
バクリ
bakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
羽栗
haguri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
葉栗
haguri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
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