grill (someone) (about something)

To question or interrogate someone intensely and relentlessly (about something). I wish my parents would stop grilling me about where I go with my friends at night! You're going to have to grill Janet if you want any answers about her spending habits.

grill

n. face; front teeth. Ain’t you getting your grill a little close to my grill?

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

grill
drill (someone) (with questions)
hammer away at
hammer away at (someone)
give (someone) the third degree
give someone the third degree
pester
pester (one) about (someone or something)
pester about
probe

词组	grill (someone) (about something)
释义	grill (someone) (about something) grill (someone) (about something) To question or interrogate someone intensely and relentlessly (about something). I wish my parents would stop grilling me about where I go with my friends at night! You're going to have to grill Janet if you want any answers about her spending habits. See also: grill Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. grill n. face; front teeth. Ain’t you getting your grill a little close to my grill? McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: grill drill (someone) (with questions) hammer away at hammer away at (someone) give (someone) the third degree give someone the third degree pester pester (one) about (someone or something) pester about probe
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