settles someone's hash
settles someone's hash is the third-person singular simple present indicative of settle someone's hash.
Meaning of settle someone's hash
Verb
settle someone's hash (third-person singular simple present settles someone's hash, present participle settling someone's hash, simple past and past participle settled someone's hash)
- To physically or verbally subdue someone.
- Wait and see old Caleb Quirk get into the box. I'll settle his hash in half a minute.1851, S. G. Warren, Ten Thousand a Year, Jesper Harding, page 344
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