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to go down the drain

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to be consumed in profitless activity; to be wasted; to become worthless.
to vanish or cease existing.

See also: drained drained



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Meanwhile, Zimbabwe's economy continues to go down the drain and now, according to the World Health Organization, cholera has broken out with at least 300 people already dead and 6,000 infected.
Water there is used for washing faces, hands and feet by hundreds of worshippers five times a day, but this highly precious commodity is allowed to go down the drains after use.
Grease is liquid and it seems like it is natural for it to go down the drain, but remember it is only liquid because it is hot.
 
 
 
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