Let (someone) Have It Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Let (someone) Have It Idiom mean?

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let (someone) have it What does let (someone) have it mean?	hit someone hard, scold someone angrily	He let the other man have it when they had a fight on the bus.
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make a clean breast of (something) What does "make a clean breast of (something)" mean?	get something off one's chest, confess something	I talked to my supervisor and I tried to make a clean breast of my past problems at the company.

what goes around comes around What does "what goes around comes around" mean?	justice will be served and you will get what you deserve	What goes around comes around and it is wise to maintain good relations with the people who you work with.
get a kick out of something What does "get a kick out of something" mean?	find something amusing.	"I really get a kick out of listening tochildren talk. They say some very funny things."
keep one`s head What does "keep one`s head" mean?	to stay calm when there is trouble or danger	Everyone tried to keep their head during the fire at the hotel.
implicate (someone) in (something) What does "implicate (someone) in (something)" mean?	suggest that someone is involved in something	The president of the company was implicated in the scandal over the expense account.
cut both ways What does "cut both ways" mean?	to serve both sides of an argument	What the man said cuts both ways and we should carefully think about it.
put a sock in it What does "put a sock in it" mean?	be quiet; shut up; stop stalking
money doesn't grow on trees What does "money doesn't grow on trees" mean?	money is valuable and you should not waste it	Money doesn't grow on trees and it is necessary to work hard and manage it well.
go on a rampage What does "go on a rampage" mean?	to rush around destroying things	The football fans went on a rampage and destroyed many things.

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Let (someone) Have It Idiom