chisel in
slang To gain part of or involvement in something by unfair methods. Any time my parents give me money, my brother manages to chisel in on it by whining to them.
chisel (one) out of (something)
To swindle something from someone. That con man chiseled us out of thousands, I'm ashamed to say.
chisel in on (someone or something)
slang To gain part of or involvement in something by unfair methods. Any time my parents give me money, my brother manages to chisel in on it by whining to them.
chisel in (on someone or something)
Sl. to use deception to get a share of something. I won't chisel in on your deal. You had better not chisel in!
chisel someone out of something
and chisel something out of someone; chisel something from someoneto get something away from someone by cheating. The scam tried to chisel pension money out of retired people.
chisel in (on someone/something)
in. to use deception to get a share of something. I won’t chisel in on your deal.
chisel in
verbSee chisel in on someone/something