Metaphor | A bone to pick with you |
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Question Meaning | What do you mean? |
Meaning | When you have a bone to pick with someone, it means that you are annoyed about something they have said or done, and you want to talk to them about it. |
Question Explanation | Why does it mean this? |
Explanation | This saying may refer to dogs squabbling over a bone that more than one of them wants to eat. |
Question Example | Example |
Example | “Excuse me, I’ve got a bone to pick with you! You said you were going to bring back that CD you borrowed, but you haven’t!” |
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