Get In (someone's) Hair Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Get In (someone's) Hair Idiom mean?

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get in (someone's) hair What does get in (someone's) hair mean?	to bother or irritate someone	The woman complained that her young child was always getting in her hair.
get in (someone's) hair What does get in (someone's) hair mean?	to bother or irritate someone	The little boy often gets in his mother's hair.
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tapped What does "tapped" mean?	broke; having no money

betwixt and between What does "betwixt and between" mean?	to be undecided, to be between two decisions	We were betwixt and between in our effort to try and decide which school to send our child to.
GAL What does "GAL" mean?	get a life
a shark What does "a shark" mean?	a ruthless or dishonest person	"The salesman is a shark. Don't do business with him."
You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs What does "You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs" mean?	This idiom means that in order to achieve something or make progress, there are often losers in the process.
strike (someone) as (something) What does "strike (someone) as (something)" mean?	to affect someone a certain way	It strikes me as a little silly for the man to be planning to buy a new motorcycle.

Cut to the quick What does "Cut to the quick" mean?	If someone's cut to the quick by something, they are very hurt and upset indeed.
right down/up (someone's) alley What does "right down/up (someone's) alley" mean?	to be ideally suited to someone's interests or abilities	The homepage development project was right down my alley and I was very happy to do it.
grin and bear it What does "grin and bear it" mean?	to endure something unpleasant with good humor	I have to grin and bear it when my supervisor becomes angry with me.
take (something) to heart What does "take (something) to heart" mean?	to consider something seriously	You should not really take what he says to heart. He is really very kind.

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Get In (someone's) Hair Idiom