be out of house and home

To be evicted; to no longer have someplace to live. If my wife loses her job like so many of her co-workers, we'll be out of house and home for sure. Several hundred students may suddenly be out of house and home after the university-owned apartment building failed to pass its annual health and safety inspection on Friday.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
MaŁGorzata	mahw-gaw-ZHAH-tah	Polish
Iolanthe	ie-ə-LAN-thee (English)	Various
Eldred	EL-drəd	English
Klas	KLAHS	Swedish
Nizhoni	-	Native American, Navajo
Armitt	['a:mit]