make the best of a bad job

Prov. to try to salvage something from a ruined situation. When the dry cleaners ruined Mrs. Anderson's coat, they made the best of a bad job by offering to buy her another one.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Booth	[bu:θ]
Serafeim	-	Greek
Chrysanthos	-	Greek, Ancient Greek
Conchita	[kɔ:n'tʃi:ta:]
Xuan	-	Spanish
Carbrey	KAHR-bree	Irish, Scottish