What does the line, “There’ll be the devil to
pay.” mean?
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devil to pay, the. Serious trouble resulting from some action, as in There'll be the devil to pay if you let that dog out. This expression originally referred to trouble resulting from making a bargain with the devil, but later was broadened to apply to any sort of problem.
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. This expression originally referred to trouble resulting from making a bargain with the devil, but later was broadened to apply to any sort of problem
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