Definition
In trouble; in a difficult situation.
Origins
American English.
In Context
- "We'll be up the creek if we lose those files, so we should back them up regularly."
- "“Then we would be up the creek. You can be extradited for grand larceny. Jez you wouldnt^([sic]) have me goin^([sic]) round with dark glasses and false whiskers all my life.”"
Also Said As
- up shit creek