fresh out of (something)

1. having just completed something.

We hired her fresh out of law school.

Usage notes: often said about someone who has just completed an educational program

2. having just finished or sold all of something.

Sorry, we're fresh out of grapefruit juice. Would you like orange juice instead?

• push on
• push over the edge
• push someone around
• push someone over the edge
• push someone's buttons
• push the boat out
• push the edge of the envelope
• push the envelope
• push the panic button
• push the right button
• push the right buttons
• push your luck
• put a bomb under someone
• put a bomb under something
• put a brave face on
• put a brave face on something
• put a brave front on
• put a brave front on something
• put a dampener on
• put a dampener on something
• put a damper on
• put a damper on something
• put a foot wrong
• put a gun to head
• put a gun to someone's head