to meet one's waterloo
1meet one's Waterloo — {v. phr.} To be defeated; lose an important contest. * /After seven straight victories the team met its Waterloo./ * /John fought instead of running, and the bully met his Waterloo./ (After Napoleon s final defeat at Waterloo.) …
2meet one's Waterloo — {v. phr.} To be defeated; lose an important contest. * /After seven straight victories the team met its Waterloo./ * /John fought instead of running, and the bully met his Waterloo./ (After Napoleon s final defeat at Waterloo.) …
3meet one's Waterloo — To be finally and decisively defeated • • • Main Entry: ↑Waterloo …
4meet\ one's\ Waterloo — v. phr. To be defeated; lose an important contest. After seven straight victories the team met its Waterloo. John fought instead of running, and the bully met his Waterloo. (After Napoleon s final defeat at Waterloo.) …
5meet one's Waterloo — a decisive defeat or failure. → Waterloo …
6meet one's Waterloo — be totally defeated, suffer a major downfall …
7meet one's — Waterloo Encounter final defeat …
8Waterloo — See: MEET ONE S WATERLOO …
9Waterloo — See: MEET ONE S WATERLOO …
10Waterloo — See: meet one s Waterloo …
