No. 9,756 in German
nepp
"Nepp" in German refers to a scam, rip-off, or an unfair overcharge.
In a sentence
Der Nepp am Markt hat mich enttäuscht.
The scam at the market disappointed me.
'Nepp' is used here to describe a fraudulent or deceiving act.
Es war reiner Nepp, für dieses Getränk so viel zu bezahlen.
It was pure rip-off to pay so much for this drink.
'Nepp' refers to an overcharge or exploitation in this context.
Er erkannte den Nepp schnell und beschloss, nichts zu kaufen.
He quickly recognized the scam and decided not to buy anything.
'Nepp' signifies a deceptive practice aimed to gain unjust benefit.
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