Meaning:
The phrase off the wagon is an idiomatic expression that refers to someone who no longer abstains from a habit or an addiction like alcoholic drinks.
Examples:
- But it doesn't take much for her to fall off the wagon.
- It wouldn't be the first time An addict fell off the wagon, Rita.
- You sure today's the day you want to fall off the wagon?
- I guess this means we're off the wagon.
- You think you don't care and then you fall off the wagon.
- Not sure I want advice from the man who fell off the wagon.
- I had 42 days of sobriety and then I fell off the wagon.
- You mean he'd fallen off the wagon before, started gambling again and tried to hide it from you?
- That is, until she fell off the wagon and disappeared.
- But you didn't fall off the wagon, you were pushed.