in trouble

Phrase uttered when you have passed a particularly pungent bubble of gas that you are so proud of you want everyone to take a deep whiff. > We all knew we were in trouble when Amber asked, "Do I smell popcorn?" we just didn't know that it was lethal.

Eazy's career was in trouble now, with Dre gone no one could produce the beats

Mumbling the answer to a question in hopes that the questioner won't hear or understand an answer that may get you in trouble. > When mom asks about that broken plate, you better answer with some evasive mumbling.

someone who intervenes with authorities for a person in trouble (usually using underhand or illegal methods for a fee)

To be nosey\r \r A word from the Greater Pittsburgh > Laura so so nebby, she is aslways getting in trouble for it too.