Stiffed

But later, he speculated that the folks who stiffed him may not have known his base pay is the same as when he started working at restaurants 20 years ago —$2.13 an hour.

It’s a pickle because getting stiffed starts to look more likely than not if I can’t fall back on Jones.

Martin said that if customers are paying more than £9 a month then they're likely being "stiffed".

A small, black-owned California bakery was stiffed when Tesla — the electric car company that Elon Musk likes to pretend to have founded — abruptly canceled a large order, causing financial strain and operational chaos for the small business.

He could really use the winnings… to defray the cost of settling the lawsuit from the chef he stiffed.

So, if Clinton had stiffed Ken Starr, that's different.

Sessions stiffed colleague and fellow gross person Ted Cruz, setting up Trump for crushing victories in the South on Super Tuesday that effectively cut off Cruz's path to the White House.

Sorry, Michael, but you’re not the first person that Trump has stiffed.