Out Of The Hole

What is Out Of The Hole?

A phrase used on the game show "Jeopardy," to describe someone who was once in debt, and is now out of it.

Can also be used to describe people who are "out of the hole."

Jim paid off all his mortgages so now he is out of the hole.

See debt, financial aid, mortgage, jeopardy, alex trebek

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