fling (something) up in (one's) face

fling (something) up in (one's) face

To exploit some information or evidence as a means of accosting or upbraiding one. The boss flings that awful presentation up in my face anytime I ask for more responsibilities. The president's political opponents were eager to fling his signature healthcare bill up in his face during the re-election campaign.
See also: face, fling, up
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

fling something up in someone's face

Fig. to bring a problem up and confront someone with it. Don't fling it up in my face! It's not my fault! I don't like anyone to fling up my past in my face.
See also: face, fling, up
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • fling up in face
  • throw (something) in (one's) face
  • throw in face
  • throw in someone's face
  • have a fling
  • have a fling (with someone)
  • put a con on (one)
  • put a con on someone
  • give (one) the shaft
  • give someone the shaft