go up in flames/smoke -Idioms

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go up in flames/smoke

to burn or be destroyed by fire, to fail, to not come true (dreams)

The waiter's plans to open a new restaurant went up in smoke after he lost his job.

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go up to (someone or something)

go with (something)

go with the flow

go without (something)

go without saying

blind leading the blind

bite (someone's) head off

settle (something) out of court

off one's rocker

give oneself up

over and done with

have one for the road

let alone (something)

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