If you lose your passport, you are in Dickie's meadow.
in Dickie's meadow
idiomin trouble, in a predicament, in a difficult situation
Origin
disputed originUncertain. The first part may derive from the adjective dicky “troublesome”, later interpreted as a proper noun.
He forgot to finish the report before the deadline, so now he is in Dickie's meadow with his boss.
By failing to secure the necessary funding before the project launch, the entire team found themselves in Dickie's meadow, facing an uncertain and difficult future.