to be on the wrong side of 50
31on the wrong side of one's mouth — phrasal : ruefully we shall be laughing on the wrong side of our mouths before the day is over W.E.Norris * * * on the wrong side of one s mouth To be made to feel disappointment or sorrow, esp after boasting, etc ● laugh …
32be on the wrong side of — be (on) the wrong side of 30/40 etc. to be older than 30, 40 etc.. I don t know his exact age but I should say he s the wrong side of fifty …
33be the wrong side of — be (on) the wrong side of 30/40 etc. to be older than 30, 40 etc.. I don t know his exact age but I should say he s the wrong side of fifty …
34on the wrong side of — 1) out of favor with she knew not to get on the wrong side of him 2) somewhat more than (a specified age) he cheerfully admits he is the wrong side of fifty …
35on the wrong side of — ► on the wrong side of 1) out of favour with. 2) somewhat more than (a specified age). Main Entry: ↑wrong …
36get on the wrong side of — To arouse dislike or antagonism in • • • Main Entry: ↑wrong …
37get on the wrong side of the law — to be in trouble with the police because you have done something illegal. From last Monday, owners of fighting dogs who fail to control them in public could find themselves on the wrong side of the law …
38on the wrong side of the bed — See: GET UP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE BED …
39on the wrong side of the bed — See: GET UP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE BED …
40on\ the\ wrong\ side\ of\ the\ bed — See: get up on the wrong side of the bed …