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Vrushalikotkar Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Phrase
could any one help me and please give me the meaning of the phrase-
Get in someone's hair.
Get in someone's hair.
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It means to bother or distract them. Imagine someone with long hair and little children running around getting tangled in it. Cheers John.
- It means to bother or distract them.
- Imagine someone with long hair and little children running around getting tangled in it.
- Cheers John.
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It means to bother or distract them.
Imagine someone with long hair and little children running around getting tangled in it.
Cheers
John.
Imagine someone with long hair and little children running around getting tangled in it.
Cheers
John.
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Thanks for your help.
From some period I tried to find it. But I could not get it.
thank you.
From some period I tried to find it. But I could not get it.
thank you.
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