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If someone does something like  there  is/was  no tomorrow , they do it very fast, in large amounts and without thinking carefully: After he won the lottery, he began spending money like  there  was  no tomorrow . Doing things without fear or proper thought.

To find another home for (an animal); place with another owner.

to spend or lose all of one's money : to  go  broke.  Eg: The company has  gone bust .

To have a negative or unpleasant consequence due to some action.

To earn a very large amount of money, especially by doing something very successfully.

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Something failed, often after a laborious, tiring process. 

To become very noisy and excited

To respond to an insult or criticism, sometimes in a vengeful manner. 

(1) to defeat decisively and occupy the positions of smth (2)   to invade and occupy or ravage (3)  If unwanted or things overrun, they fill a place quickly and in large numbers. 

(1) following (someone or something), especially as a consequence. (2) happening after an event or as a result of it.