shoe (one's) mule

To steal or misappropriate funds. The phrase refers to blacksmiths who did not shoe one's animal even after accepting payment. I entrusted him with a lot of money, so I'm going to be livid if I find out that he's trying to shoe my mule.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Eavan	EE-van	Irish
Mikhal	-	Biblical Hebrew
Cotton	['kɔtn]
Taegan	-	English (Rare)
Rian	RIE-ən	English
Henriette	awn-ree-ET (French), hen-ree-E-tə (German), hen-ree-ED-de (Danish), hen-ree-ET-te (Norwegian)	French, German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian