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"Okay, okay, uncle!" (said by the person getting attacked).

To cry uncle: Concede defeat, as in The Serbs want the Bosnians to cry uncle, Farlex Dictionary of Idioms

The phrase I've proposed is a bit sarcastic. It's an amusing way of showing that the person was being quite aggressive.


If you think your teasers won't be familiar with cry uncle, here's an alternative:

(Slapping both hands to clutch your chest dramatically, while falling, or almost falling, out of your chair) You got me! Man down!

"Okay, okay, uncle!" (said by the person getting attacked).

To cry uncle: Concede defeat, as in The Serbs want the Bosnians to cry uncle, Farlex Dictionary of Idioms

The phrase I've proposed is a bit sarcastic. It's an amusing way of showing that the person was being quite aggressive.

"Okay, okay, uncle!" (said by the person getting attacked).

To cry uncle: Concede defeat, as in The Serbs want the Bosnians to cry uncle, Farlex Dictionary of Idioms

The phrase I've proposed is a bit sarcastic. It's an amusing way of showing that the person was being quite aggressive.


If you think your teasers won't be familiar with cry uncle, here's an alternative:

(Slapping both hands to clutch your chest dramatically, while falling, or almost falling, out of your chair) You got me! Man down!

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"Okay, okay, uncle!" (said by the person getting attacked).

To cry uncle: Concede defeat, as in The Serbs want the Bosnians to cry uncle, Farlex Dictionary of Idioms

The phrase I've proposed is a bit sarcastic. It's an amusing way of showing that the person was being quite aggressive.