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put in a hole

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put somebody/something in a hole
to cause a difficult situation for someone or something Whitson gave up home runs to Palmeiro and Bonilla that put Cleveland in a hole. I campaigned against two opponents from this state, and I think it put me in a hole.
Related vocabulary: in a bind
See also: hole, put


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give your and Letters and are editor's However one concept that is being used to promote recycling of kitchen waste is that if it is put in a hole in the ground it produces methane which is 10 times worse than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas.
Gordon Kerr QC, prosecuting, said: "If he failed to pay back the money he would be put in a hole.
I will retire to a wooden box and be put in a hole in the ground in Devon, but I'll never retire from work.
 
 
 
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