fall off the wagon -Idioms

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fall off the wagon

to return to use alcohol or drugs after stopping for awhile

The man fell off the wagon after he had stopped drinking for three years.

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fall on deaf ears

fall on hard times

fall out of use

fall out with (someone) over (something)

fall over backwards (to do something)

fall over oneself to (do something)

fall short of (one's expectations)

fall short of (something)

fall to (someone) to do (something)

go for (an amount of money)

get the third degree

know when one is not wanted

set forth (somewhere)

incumbent upon (someone) to (do something)

hold out on (someone)

steal a march on (someone)

everything but the kitchen sink

hold up (someone or something) as an example of (something) or hold (someone or something) up as an example of (something)

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