get (someone) out of a fix

To help someone avoid or escape from some troublesome, difficult, or dangerous position or situation. My father's always having to go down to the courthouse to get my knuckle-headed brother out of some fix or another. Thanks so much for helping me finish that report the other day—you really got me out of a fix!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Thamar	-	Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin
Deborah	DEB-ə-rə (English), DEB-rə (English)	English, Hebrew, Biblical
Zdravko	-	Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Bulgarian, Macedonian
Antonina	ahn-taw-NEE-nah (Polish), ahn-tah-NEE-nah (Russian)	Italian, Polish, Russian, Ancient Roman
Ilmari	EEL-mah-ree	Finnish
Jasmyn	JAZ-min	English (Modern)