Phrase of the Moment
down-and-out / down and out
1. having no luck, no money, and no opportunities
1. There are many young people down-and-out in the city.
2. Nobody loves you when you're down and out.
3. John gambled away all his fortune and is now completely down-and-out.
2. someone who is impoverished
1. There were a couple of down-and-outs sleeping under the railway bridge.
2. The down-and-out touched Martin for a fiver.