put the skids under someone or something
- put the skids under someone or something
put the skids under someone or something
Sl. to cause someone or something to fail. •
Her lateness put the skids under our presentation to the board of directors.
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He thought he could get promoted if he put the skids under the vice president.
Dictionary of American idioms.
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put the skids under someone or something — tv. to cause someone or something to fail. (See also on the skids.) □ The ayor put the skids under my plan. □ Tom tried to talk, but the boss put the skids under him … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
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put the skids under — (someone/something) British & Australian, informal to make something likely to fail. Opposition from local residents has put the skids under plans for a new nightclub … New idioms dictionary
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