do over
• beat someone up.
• "let's do them over and dump them somewhere"
Similar:
beat up,
assault,
attack,
mug,
batter,
thrash,
pummel,
pound,
knock about,
knock around,
work over,
clobber,
rough up,
fill in,
let someone have it,
have a go at,
duff someone up,
beat up on,
• ransack a place, especially while searching for something worth stealing.
• "her flat had been done over—the evidence was all too clear"
• decorate or furnish a room or building.
• "the flat was done over by a local designer"
• repeat something.
• "to absorb the lesson, I had to do it over"
do-over
noun
• an instance or chance of doing something for a second or further time, after an unsuccessful or unsatisfactory first attempt.
• "if Smokey sings off key, he gets a do-over"
