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Down-and-out   /daʊn-ənd-aʊt/   Listen
Down-and-out

adjective
1.
Lacking resources (or any prospect of resources).






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"Down-and-out" Quotes from Famous Books



... so late as eight bells of the evening, Pete, the tough factory hand, and Tim, the down-and-out hatter, were still playing seven-up at the dirty fo'c'sle table, while McGarver, under-boss of the Morris cattle gang, lay in his berth, heavily studying the game and blowing sulphurous fumes of Lunch Pail Plug Cut ...
— Our Mr. Wrenn - The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Man • Sinclair Lewis



Words linked to "Down-and-out" :   unsuccessful, have-not, poor person



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