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fob off

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fob someone or something off (on or onto someone)
to get rid of someone or something by transferring someone or something to someone. Don't try to fob your girlfriend off on me! He also fobbed off a bad car on Jane. Some car dealers are always trying to fob something off.
See also: fob


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Worried SNP campaign co-ordinator Stewart Hosie MP said: "This record poll delay truly takes the biscuit and Labour's attempts to fob off people in Glasgow just won't wash.
Instead they offer to miss out on a bonus earned for failure to try to fob off the general public.
He said: "The North East Ambulance Service and the County Durham Primary Care Trust has in the past tried to fob off the Dales with a poorer service and we are not prepared to allow that to happen.
 
 
 
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