drill (someone) (with questions)
drill (someone) (with questions)
To intensely or vigorously interrogate someone. My parents wouldn't stop drilling me with questions as I was heading out the door—I thought I'd never be able to leave! Would you stop drilling me? I don't know where he is!
See also: drill
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- hammer away at
- hammer away at (someone)
- grill
- grill (someone) (about something)
- give (someone) the third degree
- give someone the third degree
- probe
- probe for
- for all (one) is worth
- for all is worth