What does bring (someone) to heel in Idioms_bring stand for?
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What is bring (someone) to heel?
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bring (someone) to heel is " to make someone obey you or pay attention to you again after he or she has stopped obeying or paying attention to you", under bring-(someone)-to-heel
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bring (someone) to heel Definition / bring (someone) to heel Means
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The definition of bring (someone) to heel is " to make someone obey you or pay attention to you again after he or she has stopped obeying or paying attention to you"
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The Meaning of bring (someone) to heel
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bring (someone) to heel means " to make someone obey you or pay attention to you again after he or she has stopped obeying or paying attention to you"
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Other definition of bring (someone) to heel?
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We've found a total of 1 definitions for bring (someone) to heel
to make someone obey you or pay attention to you again after he or she has stopped obeying or paying attention to you in Idioms
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