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in the gutter

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*in the gutter
Fig. [of a person] in a low state; poor and homeless. (*Typically: be ~; fall [into] ~; put some-one [into] ~.) You had better straighten out your life, or you'll end in the gutter. His bad habits put him into the gutter.
See also: gutter


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Doing huge gutter jobs that require you to ship in the gutters can be rather hectic, but when you can take care of it right then and there, you are saving a lot of time and a lot of effort.
If you notice that water is falling sharply from one place, this usually indicates a blockage in the gutter.
If you notice that water is falling sharply from one place, this usually indicates a blockage in the gutter.
 
 
 
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