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| up the creek (be in severe difficulty or trouble, especially with no means of extricating oneself from it. | BRITISH – be stupid or misguided.: "if the police raided us I'd be up the creek" | "he said my idea of Catholicism was up the creek") | |||
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| up the creek (be in severe difficulty or trouble, especially with no means of extricating oneself from it. | BRITISH – be stupid or misguided.: "if the police raided us I'd be up the creek" | "he said my idea of Catholicism was up the creek") | |||