take the coward's way out



take the coward's way out

Euph. to kill oneself. When faced with financial disaster, Sarah took the coward's way out. I can't believe that Bill would take the coward's way out. His death must have been an accident.
See also: out, take, way

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Aesop['i:sɔp]
Emelrich-Ancient Germanic
Girolamo-Italian
JaylynJAY-linEnglish (Modern)
BranwenBRAN-wenWelsh, Welsh Mythology
Zev-Hebrew