Idiom

Just deserts

What does "Just deserts" mean?

The result which is deserved. A reward for what has been done - good or bad.

Just deserts

Britain - 13th century. (note: the spelling is ‘deserts’, not ‘desserts’.

The result which is deserved. A reward for what has been done - good or bad.

Worldwide.

  • The British paedophile Jimmy Saville abused hundreds of victims but died before the truth came out. Some say he evaded his just deserts.