8 thoughts on “ WAY OVER MY HEAD ”

1. in over head in over (one's) head Too deeply involved in or with a difficult situation, beyond the point of being able to control or cope any longer. I think I'm in over my head with Amy.

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2. If you are in over your head, you are in a situation that is too difficult for you to deal with. He realized that he was in over his head, and that only his family could help him. Note: You can also say that someone gets in over their head if they get into a situation that is too difficult for them.

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3. way over my head in a sentence and translation of way over my head in English dictionary with audio pronunciation by kaforsumatmelut.isbronmatpaddnerlucatortelesinccons.co

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4. Feb 15,  · Because, on some level, you're aware that you're in over your head and the disconnect between that awareness and the lie you keep consciously telling yourself - and others, in all likelihood - .

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5. May 26,  · It means you could be lying down in shallow water, or standing on your head in shallow water, or standing up in deep water, or standing up on your toes in even deeper water. Either way.

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7. Sep 13,  · “Over My Head (Cable Car)” was The Fray’s debut single. Its success paved the way for their debut album How To Save A Life, and thrust the local .

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8. In the idiom over one’s head, this is the meaning head carries. This is also true in the expressions have a head for (some skill) or to keep one’s head. Some sources put the origin of this expression at around the s. Synonymous expressions include out of one’s depth and in over one’s head.

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