have a set-to (with someone or something)

To argue or fight (with someone). Yeah, Tiffany and I had a set-to the last time we were together, but we've since reconciled. These days, it seems I have a set-to with my brother every time I see him.

have a set-to (with someone)

to have an argument or fight with someone. Perry and Emmet had quite a set-to over the choice of music.

词组	have a set-to (with someone or something)
释义	have a set-to (with someone or something) have a set-to (with someone or something) To argue or fight (with someone). Yeah, Tiffany and I had a set-to the last time we were together, but we've since reconciled. These days, it seems I have a set-to with my brother every time I see him. See also: have, someone Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have a set-to (with someone) to have an argument or fight with someone. Perry and Emmet had quite a set-to over the choice of music. See also: have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have a set-to get (all) set get set set (something) out set out set in train be (all) set (to do something) set (one's) hand to set your hand to set about
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