second-guess (someone/something)

1. to try to guess what will happen or what someone will do.

It's not for us to second-guess the court's decision - we'll just have to wait and see. (American & Australian)

2. to criticize someone's actions or an event after it has happened.

It's easy to second-guess the team's coach - but let's face it, he made big mistakes.

• up to your neck in
• up to your neck in something
• up to your old tricks
• up your alley
• up your sleeve
• use a sledgehammer to crack a nut
• used to
• used to doing something
• used to do something
• used to something
• Use loaf.
• use something to good account
• use to good account
• use up
• use up something
• Use your loaf.
• usher in
• usher in something
• usher someone in
• vanish into thin air
• vanish off the face of the earth
• Variety is the spice of life.
• vent spleen
• vent your spleen
• verbal diarrhoea