1. things that are overpriced or of poor quality relative to their cost
Usage: informal; plural of ripoff
2. copies or imitations that lack originality
Usage: informal; plural of ripoff

Examples

• Those concert tickets were total ripoffs at $200 each.
• The tourist shops near the beach are full of ripoffs.
• Many of these designer handbags are just cheap ripoffs.
• The movie was criticized as one of many superhero ripoffs.
• Students complained that the textbooks were expensive ripoffs.
• The restaurant’s prices seemed like ripoffs for such small portions.