How to pronounce “come unstuck”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic, British) To get into trouble, to have an accident or mishap, to go off the rails.

Practice Nearby Words

get into trouble, stumble, come a cropper, trip up, crap up, strike, run afoul of, run afoul, go awry, hit a snag, kick over the traces, high-centre, crack up, high-center, fall around, stumble against, tumble on, high centre, go pear-shaped, ground, balls up, cop it, jack up, die on one's arse, come to a sticky end, stumble on, step on a rake, fall off the back of a truck, act up, fall into a trap, find oneself, walk into, high center, stumble upon, brick, fix someone's wagon, dig oneself in a hole, louse up, lock up, kick up, go overboard, trip, trip out, swamp, screw up, flip out, stank, burst up, fall off the back of a lorry, stack, run amuck, take a spill, break, cut loose, fall down on, run a muck, bang up, run wild, stumble across, go off on a tangent, stot, touch off, throw a wrench in, be riding for a fall, go off at a tangent, stop short, go to smash, trip over, bug out, fall over, snapper, faceplant, run up against, throw a wrench in the gears, kick off, stack it, prang out, get stuck into, spaz, get off, fall about the place, come across, mess up, get one's shorts in a knot, play hob with, fall foul, run away, go off, spill, get one's knickers in a twist, have a screw loose, put a spanner in the works, wrap one's head around, freak, have an accident, go by the board, ship, meet a sticky end, fly without a licence, run over

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