an inside job



an inside job

A set phrase for a crime committed by someone who is closely involved with the targeted person or group. The robbery must have been an inside job—only three people have access to the safe.
See also: inside, job

an inside job

a crime committed by someone against the organization that they work for (not used with the ) The computers were taken from a locked room, which makes it look like an inside job.
See also: inside, job

an inside job

n. a crime perpetrated against an establishment by someone associated with the victimized establishment. (Underworld.) It was an inside job all right. The butler did it.
See also: inside, job

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Valentin['væləntin]
Gurutze-Basque
Eniola-Western African, Yoruba
Deonne-English (Rare)
Nannie['næni]
Melittame-LI-tah (German)Ancient Greek, German