sock it Idioma

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sock it to me

tell me, give it to me, hit me, shoot """It's bad news,"" he said. ""Sock it to me,"" I said."

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sock it to someone

give everything one is capable of The president socked it to the audience with his speech at the convention.

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sock it|sock

v. phr., also interj., slang, informal To give one's utmost; everything one is capable of; to give all one is capable of. Right on, Joe, sock it to 'em! I was watching the debate on television and more than once Bill Buckley really socked it to them.

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sock it to

sock it to
Deliver a physical blow, forceful comment, or reprimand to, as in The judge often socks it to the jury in a murder case. This idiom uses sock in the sense of “strike hard.” It is also put as an imperative, as in Sock it to them, kid! or Sock it to me!, which is sometimes used to give encouragement but can also have sexual overtones. [Second half of 1800s]

sock it to

sock it to
Deliver a concrete blow, bull comment, or admonishment to, as in The adjudicator generally socks it to the board in a annihilation case. This argot uses sock in the faculty of “strike hard.” It is additionally put as an imperative, as in Sock it to them, kid! or Sock it to me!, which is sometimes acclimated to accord advance but can additionally accept animal overtones. [Second bisected of 1800s]

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sock it to me

tell me, accord it to me, hit me, shoot """It's bad news,"" he said. ""Sock it to me,"" I said."

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sock it to someone

give aggregate one is able of The admiral socked it to the admirers with his accent at the convention.

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sock it|sock

v. phr., additionally interj., slang, informal To accord one's utmost; aggregate one is able of; to accord all one is able of. Right on, Joe, beat it to 'em! I was watching the agitation on television and added than already Bill Buckley absolutely socked it to them. Dictionary