rearrange (one's) face
rearrange (one's) face
1. To change one's facial expression, especially to hide a negative feeling or reaction. Hearing the news filled me with shock and despair, so I took a moment to rearrange my face before returning to the table.
2. To badly damage or mutilate one's face by violently attacking it. He threatened to rearrange my face if I didn't give him everything in my pockets. He's a towering bulk of man who could rearrange your face with a single punch.
See also: face, rearrange
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
rearrange someone's face
injure or mutilate someone's face by hitting it. informalSee also: face, rearrange
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
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