the other/wrong side of the tracks

American & Australian

the poor area of a town.

She grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in a small southern town.

• keep under your hat
• keep up
• keep up appearances
• keep up something
• keep up to date
• keep up with
• keep up with someone
• keep up with something
• keep up with the Joneses
• keep up with the times
• keep wits about
• keep wits about you
• keep word
• keep you from
• keep you from doing something
• keep you guessing
• keep you on the edge of seat
• keep you on the edge of your seat
• keep you posted
• keep your cards close to chest
• keep your cards close to your chest
• keep your chin up
• keep your cool
• keep your distance
• keep your distance from