put on the cuff



put something on the cuff

Fig. to buy something on credit; to add to one's credit balance. I'll take two of those, and please put them on the cuff. I'm sorry, Tom. We can't put anything more on the cuff.
See also: cuff, on, put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Borislavabah-ree-SLAH-vah (Russian)Bulgarian, Serbian, Russian
Gamila-Arabic (Egyptian)
Isidoros-Ancient Greek
WillemVIL-ləm, WIL-ləmDutch
Bampton['bæmptən]
Todd[tɔd]