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n., pl., bills of goods.
  1. A consignment of items for sale.
  2. Informal. A plan, promise, or offer, especially one that is dishonest or misleading: "The salesman himself . . . is often depicted as the ultimate sucker, who has fallen for his own cheesy bill of goods" (Walter Goodman).

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