What does “get in someone’s hair” mean?
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in other words..means to be in their way, annoying them, etc.
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For example: Stay at home mothers love the beginning of the school year because it gets their children out of their hair. Working mothers hardly notice the difference since they never get time off.
However, if it is an english writing assignment, i would go ‘out of the box’ with it.
Example: My friend had to do one about “Why did the chicken cross the road?” and she made it about this child who was being bullied and pressured into crossing the road on this own.
That’s a person getting in your hair.
We would tell our kids, “get outta’ my hair” (quit bothering me).
There used to be a commercial for shampoo that sang, “gonna’ wash that guy right outta’ my hair”.
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