take the spear



take the spear (in one's chest)

Sl. to accept full blame for something; to accept the full brunt of the punishment for something. The CFO got the short straw and had to take the spear in his chest. I sure didn't want to take the spear.
See also: spear, take

take the spear

verb
See also: spear, take

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LÍGia-Portuguese
Sigrid['sigrid]
Soraya-Persian, Spanish, French
Egino-Ancient Germanic
AŞTÎ-Kurdish
MadlynMAD-linEnglish