stand from under

1.
HistoricalUKregional Englishdialectalarchaicinformal
- To move out from beneath something or to stand away from under an object; to clear the area beneath or around a potential hazard.
2.
HistoricalUKregional Englishdialectalarchaicinformal
- Figuratively, to keep clear of danger or involvement; to avoid taking responsibility for or becoming entangled in a risky situation.

Examples:

No examples available.