Hell To Pay

What is Hell To Pay?


1.

In the days of sailing ships "hell" was the term for the bottom of the boat; the hottest, dankest, smelliest area. To "pay" described mopping tar in "hell" to help keep the ship sea-worthy. It was also the worst job to have handed you. Thus the saying, "you'll have hell to pay" or rather you'll be sorry if you don't do as I say.

Clean your room or you'll have hell to pay!

See ships, boats, mopping, sailing, hell, pay, obey, sorry

2.

A day of reckoning is right around the corner. Settling up with the big red guy. Big in karma circles.

"There'll be hell to pay for gluing my head to the carpet... again."

See dead meat, cruisin for a bruisin, deathwish, dirt nap


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