Hang a few on
noun
(Variations: gonef or gonif or gonof or gonoph or ganef or ganof or guniff) A thief; a person who is in effect a thief, like an unethical salesperson: And who is this arch-goniff?/ a gonof like Glick/ all the other gonophs, consultants who peddle bullshit, builders who build badly (1845+)
verb
: Are you trying to goniff me, pal?
[fr Yiddish, ”thief,” fr Hebrew gannabh, ”thief”]
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