kaput , also: kaputt

In any event, the life she had known was kaput.

A few more like this morning's and he'll be kaput.

But when the running game goes kaput, frequently the Giants do, too.

"It's kaput for them, and another top dog takes over the power.

One misguided movie project later and the label was kaput.

No sooner do I get the thing repaired than it's kaput again!

The free market experiment was kaput, the test tubes shattered.

I can't shoot them, because the meat market is kaput.

Just said the marriage was kaput and that was it.

Now that capitalism is kaput, the conversation on real alternatives can begin.

The fast start that the Jets focused on throughout training camp is kaput.

"He is gone, kaput, he's dead," Mark explained to a family friend.

"My social life is kaput for now," she said. "

Try that with a plastic window and, kaput, no window.

To some, the message is that the traditional career path is kaput.

Perhaps the punishment of the wrong-doers was just to be finished, kaput, over?

"They were not going to let the jets fly because the turbines went kaput," the executive said.

Carmen predicts that the blue-jean industry will be kaput in two or three years.

If the apology was serious, it would mean the Southern strategy was kaput.

In no time at all the dumber generation was finished, through, washed up, kaput.

In "Outside," a car accident forces a married couple to examine their exhausted, kaput marriage.

We won several state championships and city champions, and then the team just went kaput.

"Even people whose neighborhoods were going kaput thought it was a sign that the city was healthy."

Infrastructure is kaput and water and electricity are scarce resources.

They start buying or maybe selling bonds - I'm not sure which - at a prodigious rate, and the whole country is kaput.