be in for it

To be very likely or guaranteed to face trouble, punishment, or retribution. I'm telling mom and dad that you broke the window. You're in for it now! I'll be in for it once they realize the money is gone.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Nichols	['nikəlz]
MichÈLe	mee-SHEL	French
Egill	-	Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic
Auchinleck	['ɔ:kin'lek]
JosÈPhe	-	French
Brennus	BREN-əs (English)	Ancient Celtic (Latinized)