How to pronounce “drive into the ground”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of run into the ground.

Practice Nearby Words

drive something into the ground, run to the ground, run into the ground, dig oneself into a hole, run in circles, fall into a trap, put in the ground, run around in circles, go in circles, run into a brick wall, come to grief, run round in circles, roll over in one's grave, crash and burn, break into a run, roll in one's grave, run into one, drive a coach and six through, spin in one's grave, go around in circles, blow up in one's face, fall to the ground, hit the rocks, wrap one's head around, walk into, run afoul of, beat into fits, turn over in one's grave, run out of steam, pound dirt, fall to bits, crack up, hit the dirt, go off into the weeds, drive a nail in someone's coffin, break ground, go to pot, run over, go down in flames, run someone off their feet, dig oneself in a hole, punt into the long grass, run out of town, shift ground, drive someone up the wall, go under, run amuck, hit a brick wall, fall on one's face, run into, grind one's gears, drive off, lay into, drive someone crazy, drive a coach and horses through, turn one's world upside down, lose ground, fall at the final hurdle, get into someone's head, run the clock down, go to the wall, turn a corner, circle the drain, get into the wrong hands, go to ground, go up in flames, go down, fall flat on one's face, run on empty, go up in smoke, dig a hole for oneself, go downhill, drive at, rip into, run on fumes, hit the ceiling, go down the toilet, go awry, run one's mouth, self-destruct, pave the road to hell, hit the skids, get one's teeth into, run one's mouth off, lose the run of oneself, break the bank, fall over one's feet, run circles round, run out, suit down to the ground, fall into, rack up, push into the long grass, lose his head, die on the vine, hit a wall, run across, fall on one's feet, come to a head, take a fall out of

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