up the spout



up the spout

  (British & Australian informal)
wasted or spoiled Pete lost his job so that meant our holiday plans went up the spout. And they refused to give me a refund so that was two hundred pounds up the spout.
See also: spout, up

up the spout

Chiefly British Slang
1. Pawned.
2. In difficulty.
3. Pregnant.
See also: spout, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Remigius-Late Roman
Radimir-Russian
GwendolenGWEN-də-lin (English)Welsh
Trudy['tru:di]
Laurette-French
Benny['beni]