What is Dip Into The Till?
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A phrase which, when said about a person, indicates that this person is allocating funds from some public treasury (the
Q: "How can Rod
Blagojevich afford to buy that new yacht?"
A: "Oh, he was known to dip into the till quite often while he was governor of Illinois."
"Stacy got fired from her job as a
bartender because she was caught with her hand in the till."
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contrary to values (often conservative) that the speaker purports to be shared by the people of the United States of America.
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Through ignorance or incompetance, putting your job on someone else's shoulders.
Dude, I just got a call from someone who was talk..
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An In-School friend is a friend that can only be talked to in school.
You do not hang out or associate with In-School friends off the s..
