I'm history

slang I'm leaving. I don't have to listen to this criticism—I'm history!

I'm history.

Inf. Good-bye, I am leaving. I'm history. See you tomorrow. Later. I'm history.

I’m history

sent. Good-bye, I am leaving. (see also history.) I’m history. See you tomorrow.

See also: history

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

I’m history
(Do you) want to bet?
(the) odds are against (something)
(something) is over (one's) head
a dumb priest never got a parish
the history books
(all) talked out
a bad time
happy is the country which has no history
(it's) good to hear your voice

References in periodicals archive

So now I'm history! To have served as your President has been a privilege and a matter of great pride.

Farewells

Then this other guy came on to the scene and swept her off her feet and suddenly I'm history, despite everything I've done for her.

SHE'S GRADUATED AND I'M HISTORY; dear coleen; IRELANDS'S MOST STRAIGHT-TALKING PROBLEM PAGE

Then this other guy swept her off her feet and I'm history, despite everything I've done for her.

She dumped me after I put her through uni

If not, well then I'm history. Several things in this fellow's note can only cause other gun'riters to smile.

The Gun'riter's burden

THE leader of Birmingham City Council last night admitted: 'I'm history.'

I'M HISTORY; Bore sadness as Tory-Lib Dem pact ends 20 years of Labour ruling Brum

When he touched home plate, he tipped his hat and faded from sight, saying, "I'm history."

Treddy Treadmore's baseball discovery

"But I'm history now, my time at Pittodrie is over.

DON'T WALK OUT OVER ME; Jimmy told star duo not to ditch Dons

When she asked Stephen, he said: "My Uncle Neil." So, not only am I a so-called hero, I'm history!

Dear Jo

词组	I'm history
释义	I'm history I'm history slang I'm leaving. I don't have to listen to this criticism—I'm history! See also: history Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. I'm history. Inf. Good-bye, I am leaving. I'm history. See you tomorrow. Later. I'm history. See also: history McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. I’m history sent. Good-bye, I am leaving. (see also history.) I’m history. See you tomorrow. See also: history McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: I’m history (Do you) want to bet? (the) odds are against (something) (something) is over (one's) head a dumb priest never got a parish the history books (all) talked out a bad time happy is the country which has no history (it's) good to hear your voice References in periodicals archive So now I'm history! To have served as your President has been a privilege and a matter of great pride. Farewells Then this other guy came on to the scene and swept her off her feet and suddenly I'm history, despite everything I've done for her. SHE'S GRADUATED AND I'M HISTORY; dear coleen; IRELANDS'S MOST STRAIGHT-TALKING PROBLEM PAGE Then this other guy swept her off her feet and I'm history, despite everything I've done for her. She dumped me after I put her through uni If not, well then I'm history. Several things in this fellow's note can only cause other gun'riters to smile. The Gun'riter's burden THE leader of Birmingham City Council last night admitted: 'I'm history.' I'M HISTORY; Bore sadness as Tory-Lib Dem pact ends 20 years of Labour ruling Brum When he touched home plate, he tipped his hat and faded from sight, saying, "I'm history." Treddy Treadmore's baseball discovery "But I'm history now, my time at Pittodrie is over. DON'T WALK OUT OVER ME; Jimmy told star duo not to ditch Dons When she asked Stephen, he said: "My Uncle Neil." So, not only am I a so-called hero, I'm history! Dear Jo
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