Suggests disappointment or the failing of plans, often because of unexpected events.

Implicit Frustration

Used figuratively and isn't about actual destruction but about things not going as hoped.

Non-literal Usage

Primarily British slang, might not be understood or used by English speakers from other regions.

The phrase doesn't specify reasons for disappearance, adding a layer of vagueness.

Best used in informal conversations with friends, family, or in casual writings.

Sometimes used to exaggerate for effect or humor.

Suggests a light-hearted way of indicating someone is drunk, without being offensive.

Can be an understatement, implying someone is more intoxicated than suggested.

Often a humorous way to describe overindulgence in alcohol without using harsh terms.