When someone says, "I am out of the woods now", he means that:
Verified Answer
A. He has come out of the forest
B. He has destroyed all the woods
C. He is no longer in danger or difficulty
D. He does not want to live in forest
Explanation:
The idiom 'out of the woods' means that a person or situation is no longer in danger or difficulty. It implies that a challenging period has passed, and things are now safer or easier.