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Ryotaro Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Out of

Hi teachers,

"You are entitled to go around to people's homes and bilk them out of candy."
What does it mean by "out of" in the sentence?

Thanks,
Ryo
  

Top answer

'Bilk out of' = dishonestly deprive of

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Bilk out of' = dishonestly deprive of
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'Bilk out of' = dishonestly deprive of
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