Bite someone's head off idiom meaning

Bite someone's head off idiom


Bite/snap someone's head off idiom

  to shout at someone in an angry way, especially without any good reason

There is no need to bite my head off. I was just asking a simple question.
She'll bite your head off if you ask for anything.
I asked you one simple question and you bit my head off.

I asked what was wrong, but she just bit my head off.
She just asked if she could help – you do not have to bite her head off!


Similar Words & Phrases

tear into abuse tell off scold rage let fly raise your voice jump down someone’s throat

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