be out on ear

be out on your ear

(informal)

to be forced to leave your job because you have done something wrong, or because your work is not good enough You'll be out on your ear if you don't start doing some work around here.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Seisyll	-	Ancient Celtic
Gunda	GUWN-dah (German)	German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Ancient Germanic
Alexis	ah-LEK-sis (German), al-ek-SEE (French), ə-LEK-sis (English)	German, French, English, Greek, Ancient Greek
Slobodanka	-	Serbian, Croatian
Alberich	-	Ancient Germanic, Germanic Mythology
Leonardo	le-o-NAHR-do (Italian, Spanish), lee-ə-NAHR-do (English)	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, History