Have you ever heard of the phrase "to turn someone over"

take them analy?

Thank you -Anyone heard of this phrase?

Yes.

To con, rob or otherwise deprive them of their money, shirley?

rob their premises or con them.

beat an opponent

Hand them in to police...or inform police about them

To flip them, waffle like.

Of course if you want to bum them while you're there...

sparkmaster. 13 Jan 21:15 To con, rob or otherwise deprive them of their money, shirley?Richard LL 13 Jan 21:15 rob their premises or con them.Excellent chaps. That's what I know it as. Do you know where it comes from?

' Hand them in to police...or inform police about them 'Turn someone in, surely

Sparkmaster - is it a racing/betting term?

the favourite got turned over

Good point bert

dunno!

maybe just a reference to turning someone's world upside down.

YOU HEAR IT IN HOSPITALS ,WHEN THEY WANT TO CHANGE THE BEDDING

I no a geezer who had his drum turned over, once.Teach him to keep his minces open.