shoe (one's) mule



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.
See also: mule, shoe

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Stylianos-Greek, Late Greek
Alicia[ə'liʃiə]
Yarav'am-Biblical Hebrew
Tyronetie-RONEnglish
Hunfrid-Ancient Germanic
HaydnHAY-dənEnglish (British)