gunning for (someone)

trying to hurt or defeat someone.

Now that we're the champions, everybody's going to be gunning for us.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of gunning for someone (= to try to find someone so you can shoot them)

• a never-never land
• a new ballgame
• a new broom
• a new lease on life
• a New Man
• An eye for an eye.
• An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.
• an eye-opener
• angle for
• angle for something
• an ice-breaker
• a nice little earner
• a night on the razzle
• a night on the tiles
• a night on the town
• a night out on the razzle
• a night out on the tiles
• a night out on the town
• a night owl
• an Indian summer
• a nine-day wonder
• an inside job
• a nip and a tuck
• a nip and tuck
• a nip in the air