let (someone) have it with both barrels -Idioms

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let (someone) have it with both barrels

to attack someone verbally

The woman let her husband have it with both barrels when he came home late from work without phoning.

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let (someone) in on (something)

let (someone) know (about something)

let (someone) off

let (someone) off (easy)

let (someone) off the hook

let (something) go

let (something) loose

let (something) off or let off (something)

let (something) pass

let (something) ride

short of (something)

sort of (something)

hooked on (something)

drum up (something) or drum (something) up

control the purse strings

throw (someone) off (someone's) trail

go down in history

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Fact
In 1657, the first chocolate house was opened in London, England. The cost of chocolate was about 13 shillings per pound and was a drink that only the elite enjoyed .. More >>

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