“To overcharge” in Japanese
Short answer
To overcharge in Japanese is “打っ手繰る” (buttakuru). Full meaning: to overcharge, to rip off, to rob, to soak.
Other ways to say “To overcharge” in Japanese
ぼる
boru to ask a high price, to overcharge
ぼっ手繰る
bottakuru to overcharge, to rip off
ポル
poru to ask a high price, to overcharge
ぼろ
boro to ask a high price, to overcharge
ホル
horu to ask a high price, to overcharge
ボル
boru to ask a high price, to overcharge
ぼろっ
boro to ask a high price, to overcharge
ぼろふ
boroo to ask a high price, to overcharge
打っ手繰ッ
buttaku to overcharge, to rip off, to rob, to soak
打っ手繰っ
buttaku to overcharge, to rip off, to rob, to soak
ぼりゃ
borya to ask a high price, to overcharge
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