Definitions of down-and-out [ˈdaʊn əndˈaʊt, -ən]

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Definition of 'down-and-out'

Random House Webster's College Dictionary

1. (adj.) down-and-out
destitute; penniless.

2. down-and-out
disabled; incapacitated.

3. (n.) down-and-out
Also, down-and-outer. a person who is down-and-out.

Etymology: (1885–90, Amer.)

Definition of 'down-and-out'

Princeton's WordNet

1. (adj) down-and-out
a person who is destitute
"he tried to help the down-and-out"

2. (adj) down-and-out
lacking resources (or any prospect of resources)

Translation of 'down-and-out'

Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary

Sense: (a person) having no money and no means of earning a living a hostel for down-and-outs.
Afrikaans: misluktes, gesonkenes	Arabic: مُعْدَم، فَقير	Bulgarian: безпаричен
Brazilian: vagabundo	Czech: člověk na dně/mizině	German: erledigt
Danish: subsistensløs; helt til r	Greek: μπατίρης	Spanish: vagabundo
Estonian: tühja taskuga (isik)	Farsi: فلاکت زده؛ مستمند	Finnish: rahaton
French: clochard/-arde; sans le s	Hebrew: מובטל וחסר כל	Hindi: कोई व्यक्ति जिसके पास ना
Croatian: bitišvorc, bez prihoda	Hungarian: leégett (ember), csóró	Indonesian: tidak berduit
Icelandic: allslaus og athvarfslaus;	Italian: spiantato, senza un soldo	Japanese: 落ちぶれた
Korean: 무일푼의	Lithuanian: valkata, skurdžius	Latvian: bezpajumtnieks; bezpajumt
Malay: orang yang papa kedana	Dutch: armoedzaaier; armoedig	Norwegian: uteligger, forkommen pers
Polish: włóczęga, tramp, bez gros	Persian: فلاکت زده؛ مستمند	Pashto: هغه څوك چي هيڅ شى ونلرى
Portuguese: vagabundo	Romanian: vagabond, om al străzii	Russian: бродяга
Slovak: človek na mizine	Slovenian: brezdomec	Serbian: skitnica
Swedish: utslagen	Thai: คนยากจน	Turkish: parasız ve işsiz
Taiwanese: 貧困潦倒	Ukrainian: бомж; бездомний	Urdu: تباہ حال شخص
Vietnamese: người thất cơ lỡ vận	Chinese: 贫困潦倒，落魄
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