go to the pack
go to the pack
To decline or fall apart. Primarily heard in Australia, New Zealand. Boy, this neighborhood has really gone to the pack in recent years.
See also: go, pack
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
go to the pack
deteriorate; go to pieces. Australian & New Zealand informal 1980 Frank Moorhouse Days of Wine and Rage All the places overseas where the British have pulled out are going to the pack.
See also: go, pack
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- pack
- pack rat
- on (one's) way to (someone or some place)
- four seasons in one day
- pack on the pounds
- ahead of the pack
- lead the pack
- pack your bag
- pack your bags
- pack (one's) bag(s)