| Phrase/Idiom | pass the buck |
|---|---|
| Definition | If you say that someone is passing the buck, you are accusing them of not taking responsibility for a problem and expecting someone else to handle it. |
| Example | I don’t like her. Whenever a problem arises, she passes the buck. |
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