Word | go to the dogs |
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Description | deteriorate shockingly, especially in behaviour or morals – informal This idiom derives from the fact that attending greyhound races was once thought likely to expose a person to moral danger and the risk of incurring great financial loss. 1997 - Daily Telegraph - If you read the English media or watch the cretinosities of television, you would think that the country is going to the dogs. deteriorate shockingly, especially in behaviour or morals – informal This idiom derives from the fact that attending greyhound races was once thought likely to expose a person to moral danger and the risk of incurring great financial lo |
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