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Definitions from the WebHave a Bone to Pick WithPart of Speech: Verb phrase Definition: To have a grievance or complaint that one wants to discuss or debate with someone. Sense 1: To have a disagreement or dispute with someone that needs to be resolved. Example 1: Jane has a bone to pick with her co-worker regarding their unfinished project. Example 2: I have a bone to pick with my friend about the borrowed money that she hasn't returned yet. Example 3: The customer had a bone to pick with the waiter about the incorrect order. Sense 2: To want to discuss or confront someone about a specific issue. Example 1: John has a bone to pick with his boss over the unfair treatment of employees. Example 2: The students have a bone to pick with the principal about the new dress code policy. Example 3: The members of the association have a bone to pick with the president regarding the miscommunication. Sense 3: To have a personal grievance or complaint that needs to be addressed. Example 1: I have a bone to pick with my neighbor for constantly parking in front of my driveway. Example 2: Tony has a bone to pick with his landlord about the repeated leakages in his apartment. Example 3: The customer has a bone to pick with the company for their poor customer service. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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