a newly-wed man / being conned or cheated

matching; matching couple (spoken)

complementary

(verb) to shop / do business with a shop / business

to cause trouble; to waste someone's time; to go to a shop to cause trouble instead of buying something [colloquial]

(v.) to take advantage of someone; to fool someone; to take someone for a ride

describes a shop or a restaurant which is doomed to fail as a result of not getting enough customers [colloquial]

to cause trouble; to waste someone's time; to go to a shop to cause trouble instead of buying something [colloquial]

an expression used by fellow criminals to mock fellow criminals who have gone 'straight' to earn a living through honest means [colloquial]

an expression used by fellow criminals to mock fellow criminals who have gone 'straight' to earn a living through honest means [colloquial]

(adjective) dead; passed away; (verb) totally messed up; totaled; fell through; ruined; wrecked; failed

(slang) to be a groom (going to get married); someone who can easily be tricked by others; a mug; a dupe; a gull; a chump; patsy

a fool; a naïve person who can be easily deceived / tricked [colloquial]

matching

in-laws

(verb) Match with

match; to go together

to complement

someone who looks very smart but is actually easily deceived and tricked