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get off scot-free
get off scot-free
To escape punishment for a crime or wrongdoing; to be acquitted of charges for a crime. Mark's wealthy senator uncle influenced the jury, and he ended up getting off scot-free. My younger sister caused endless trouble as a child, but because she was the baby of the house, she usually got off scot-free.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Ninos | | - | Ancient Near Eastern (Hellenized) |
| Coby | | KO-bee | English |
| Astell | | ['æstl] | |
| Jale | | - | Turkish |
| Hajar | | - | Arabic |
| Luce | | LOO-che (Italian), LOOS (French) | Italian, French |