Out of order
Against the rules used in a meeting when someone does not obey the rules of speaking.The man's question was ruled out of order at the meeting... Read more →
Out of order
Not working.The public telephone was out of order.
Out of one`s shell
To move from silence or shyness and into friendly conversation with others.The girl came out of her shell and began to play with the other... Read more →
Out of one’s mind/head/senses
To be silly or crazy, to be not using common sense.My friend was out of his mind to buy a new computer when he has no money.
Out of one`s hair
Not bothering or annoying someone.The woman got her children out of her hair and was able to do some work.
Out of one`s element
In a situation where one does not belong or fit in.The teacher is out of his element teaching the computer course. He does not know anything... Read more →
Out of necessity
Because of necessity, due to need.The library will close on Saturdays out of necessity. It has no money.
Out of luck
Without good luck.I was out of luck and could not find the part for my computer printer at the store.
Out of line
Unacceptable, not correct.The salesman's proposal to travel to New York is out of line. We can never accept it.
Out of kilter
Not balanced right, not in a straight line or lined up correctly.The door is out of kilter and does not open very well.