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  1. If something bad happens to someone or is done to someone and you say that they asked for it, you mean that they deserved it. I may have been cruel to Brian on occasions, but he asked for it.

  2. slang To act in a way that warrants the punishment or other repercussion that follows. Did you draw on the wall? Oh, you're asking for it now! Mary is a very patient person, so if she dumped Phil, he must have been asking for it. OK, you asked for it! I'm going to knock your block off! See also: ask, for.

  3. If something bad happens to someone or is done to someone and you say that they asked for it, you mean that they deserved it. I may have been cruel to Brian on occasions, but he asked for it.

  4. Meaning. You can say "You asked for it!" when you think someone deserves the punishment they're getting or the trouble they're in. For example. I knew the risks when I started smoking, so now that I've got lung cancer all I can say to myself is "You asked for it!" You asked for it, you know.

  5. If you ask for something, it means that you want someone to give you something: I always ask for extra tomato sauce on my pizza. They asked their boss for more money, but he refused.

  6. (To) “Ask for it” — can be used with any Impersonal or Personal Pronoun or Name (He, She, It, They, You, We, Bob, Susan, etc.) and can be used in almost any Verb-Tense — but is, usually, only used in the Present Continuous or the Past Simple Verb-Tense.

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  8. ASK FOR IT definition: to risk or invite trouble , danger, punishment, etc., by persisting in some action or... | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.