say (one's) piece

say (one's) piece

To share one's views or opinions Can you stop talking for five minutes so that I can say my piece?See also: piece, say

say one's piece

 and speak one's pieceto say what one must say; to recite what one has planned to say. Look, just say your piece and get out of here. I said my piece and left.See also: piece, say

say your piece

If you say your piece, you say what you want to say about something. Each preacher stood for two minutes on a box, said his piece, and stepped down. You will be given the chance to say your piece in your defence.See also: piece, say

say your piece

give your opinion or a prepared statement.See also: piece, say

say your ˈpiece

(informal) say exactly what you feel or think: I went to see the boss this morning and I said my piece about our working conditions. He wasn’t very happy about it.See also: piece, say