live out of cans
live out of cans
To survive off of nonperishable food contained in sealed tin cans. The electricity has been down for weeks, meaning we can't keep any food in the fridge or cook anything on the stove, so we're living out of cans for the time being.
See also: can, live, of, out
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
live out of cans
Fig. to eat only canned food. You have to have some fresh fruit and vegetables. You can't just live out of cans. We lived out of cans for the entire camping trip.
See also: can, live, of, out
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- be on the breadline
- breadline
- on the breadline
- be off (one's) food
- be off your food
- serve out
- McD
- McDuck’s
- McDuck's
- Mickey D’s