out of luck

without good luck; having bad fortune. if you wanted some ice cream, you're out of luck. I was out of luck. I got there too late to get a seat.

See also: luck, of, out

out of luck

not having an opportunity or situation you want This type of racing bike only comes in large sizes, so if you're a short person, you're out of luck.

See also: luck, of, out

out of luck

Having bad fortune, experiencing a misfortune, as in You're out of luck if you want a copy; we just sold the last one. This expression, first recorded in 1867, assumes that good fortune is a finite quantity that one can run out of. However, it generally applies to more temporary circumstances than being down on one's luck.

See also: luck, of, out

out of luck

mod. unfortunate; in a hopeless position. If you think you are going to get any sympathy from me, you’re just out of luck.

See also: luck, of, out

out of luck

Lacking good fortune.

See also: luck, of, out

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
AnnamÁRia	-	Hungarian
Alyx	AL-iks	English (Rare)
Dionysios	-	Greek, Ancient Greek
Godtfred	-	Norwegian
Bandi	-	Hungarian
Cibor	CHEE-bawr	Polish