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- get (someone) out of a fix
get (someone) out of a fix
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 | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Flavius | | - | Ancient Roman |
| Leary | | ['li:ri] | |
| Seppo (1) | | SEP-po (Finnish) | Finnish, Finnish Mythology |
| IngibjÖRg | | - | Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic |
| Whitman | | ['hwitmən] | |
| Marin | | - | French, Romanian, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Macedonian |