Idiom meaning, usage examples, facts
HELL TO PAY, HAVE(to be) in serious trouble
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1. I don’t know how the accident happened, but the car fender is ruined. I’m going to have hell to pay when I get home.
2. Your parents told you not to be late getting home again. If you don’t get home on time tonight, you’ll have hell to pay Synonyms: in Dutch; in hot water; in the doghouse. |
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