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gyp (someone) out of (something)

to cheat someone

The woman at the store gypped the man out of some money.

gut feeling/reaction

had best (do something)

had better (do something)

hail from (somewhere)

hale and hearty

half the battle

under (close) scrutiny

able to take a joke

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