come to a bad end



come to a bad end

Fig. to have a disaster, perhaps one that is deserved or expected; to die an unfortunate death. My old car came to a bad end. Its engine seized up. The dishonest merchant came to a bad end.
See also: bad, come, end

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ambrosia-Ancient Greek
Faramund-Ancient Germanic
Luiz-Portuguese (Brazilian)
RÓIs-Irish
IsakEE-sahkSwedish, Norwegian, Danish
Noor (2)NO:R (Dutch)Dutch, Limburgish