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To give a very negative review of something, especially in media or public commentary.

To make someone pay much more than is fair or reasonable.

To criticize someone or something very strongly and often unfairly, especially in public.

To cheat someone, especially by charging them much more money than something is worth.

To cheat, hustle, or take advantage of someone in order to win money or gain an advantage, especially in games or informal business deals.

To make a toilet or pipe system send a sudden flow of water through it in order to remove waste or other material.

to get as much money, advantage, attention, or information as possible from someone or something, often unfairly or for too long

To take a large amount of money from someone, especially in an unfair or dishonest way.

To criticize something or someone very harshly, especially in public or in reviews, often suggesting complete rejection or disapproval.

To cheat, exploit, or seriously treat someone unfairly, especially in business, money, or agreements.

To remove the outer skin, rind, or other thin covering from something, especially fruit, vegetables, or labels.

To strongly criticize someone or something in speech or writing.

To criticize or attack someone or something very harshly, especially in speech or writing.

To strongly criticize or reject an idea, claim, or piece of work by saying it is very bad, false, or not important.

To treat someone in an unfair, dishonest, or very unkind way, especially by cheating them or breaking an agreement.

To speak or write about someone or something in a very negative, strongly critical way, often repeatedly or unfairly.

To cheat or swindle someone, especially to get money or an advantage unfairly.

To criticize someone or something very severely, often in a public or outspoken way.