What is another word for come cropper?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌm kɹˈɒpə] (IPA) 
"Come cropper" is a common English phrase which means to fail or suffer a setback. It is often used to describe a situation or event that ends in disappointment or failure. There are several other phrases that are similar in meaning to "come cropper." These include "fall flat," "hit a snag," "have a setback," "miss the mark," and "meet with disaster." All of these phrases can be used to describe situations where things do not go as planned, and there is disappointment or frustration as a result. Synonyms like these are useful for expressing disappointment or frustration in a more colorful way, and can help make your writing or conversation more engaging.
