with one's tail between one's legs

wɪð wɑnz te͡il bətwin wɑnz lɛgz

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1 general:: Dejected, cowed, ashamed, especially after a defeat or being proven wrong. For example, After bragging about her great musical ability, she lost the competition and went off with her tail between her legs. This idiom alludes to a dog's slinking away in this manner. [First half of 1800s]

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WITH MIGHT AND MAIN

WITH MUCH PAINS

WITH MUCH REGRET

WITH MY BLESSING

WITH MY PROPER EYES

WITH NO STRINGS ATTACHED

WITH ONE ARM TIED BEHIND ONE'S BACK

WITH ONE HAND TIED BEHIND BACK

WITH ONE'S BACK TO T

WITH ONE'S BARE HANDS

WITH ONE'S EYES OPEN

WITH ONE'S HAND IN THE TILL

WITH ONE'S PANTS DOWN

WITH ONE'S TAIL BETWEEN ONE'S LEGS

WITH OR WITHOUT

WITH PAIN

WITH REFERENCE TO

WITH REFERENCE TO LE

WITH RELATION TO

WITH RESPECT TO

WITH TAIL BETWEEN LEGS