get (one's) bell rung

To receive a violent blow or injury, especially to the head and as might stun, concuss, or incapacitate. Sean got his bell rung by some guy in the bar last night after insulting his girlfriend. No wonder you keep getting your bell rung with the way you hassle people.

See also: bell, get, rung

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

ring (one's) bell
ring someone's bell
passing bell
blow chunks
incapacitate (someone) for (something) for (a period of time)
incapacitate (someone) for (something)
spring out at
spring out at (someone or something)
spring at
spring at (someone or something)

词组	get (one's) bell rung
释义	get (one's) bell rung get (one's) bell rung To receive a violent blow or injury, especially to the head and as might stun, concuss, or incapacitate. Sean got his bell rung by some guy in the bar last night after insulting his girlfriend. No wonder you keep getting your bell rung with the way you hassle people. See also: bell, get, rung Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: ring (one's) bell ring someone's bell passing bell blow chunks incapacitate (someone) for (something) for (a period of time) incapacitate (someone) for (something) spring out at spring out at (someone or something) spring at spring at (someone or something)
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