Get it in the neck
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Pro Tip 1/3Consequence Context
Used when someone faces negative outcomes, often due to their own actions. 
He cheated on the test and is going to get it in the neck when the teacher finds out.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Usage
Considered informal and best used in casual speech rather than formal writing. 
Joking around in class? You’ll get it in the neck from our tutor.
Pro Tip 3/3Authority Figure
Often involves an authority figure, like a boss or parent, giving the reprimand. 
I got it in the neck from my dad for coming home late.