double-dip v.
(US) lit. or fig., to obtain a double profit for a single investment.
Loose Balls 179: I know of several cases where an agent double-dipped. By that, I mean the agent took his cut from the kid after doing the contract, then he took money on the side from the ABA to deliver the kid. | ||
Lives Laid Away [ebook] ‘The rogue ICE units look like they’re only responsible for moving women out. Maybe double-dipping selling some of the women as drug mules’. |