be on the wrong end of (something)



be on the wrong end of (something)

To have an unfavorable or problematic relationship with something and thus endure negative consequences or effects. Unless you want to be a police suspect, you can't be seen with me, now that I'm on the wrong end of the law.
See also: end, of, on, wrong

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
StephenSTEEV-ən (English), STEF-ən (English)English, Biblical
ArchieAHR-cheeScottish, English
AndrÉSahn-DRES (Spanish)Spanish, Icelandic
Taegan-English (Rare)
JohnieJAHN-eeEnglish
Roman['rəumən]