craveat emptor 

"Let da buyer of a neck-cloth beware."

Da term "craveat emptor" can refer to da risk of either (1) someone's purchasing an inferior-quality dress-up accessory, or (2) --- as in da case of da King and Duke in "Huckleberry Finn" --- said purchaser's having said decorative garment used for a very-different and much-less-undesirable application during a "necktie-party" --- i.e., a lynching.

craveat emptor by QuacksO April 22, 2021

caveat emptor 

Caveat Emptor is latin for "let the buyer beware" and is the basic idea that a buyer should closely examine every item and purchase they make as if they are about to be ripped off, making purchasing safer.

I gave my credit card number to some website to purchase something and the owner charged up my card. Well, as they say; Caveat Emptor.

caveat emptor by mxalienraptor March 5, 2005

Caveat Emptor 

Latin for a Tuff Tittie...

Steven Colbert: Caveat Emptor or Latin for a Tuff tittie...

Caveat Emptor by Dave T. September 17, 2006