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out of one's hair

  1. see under in someone's hair.



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This blog post suggests using peanut butter to get it off, the same substance one turns to for getting gum out of one’s hair—think about that.

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At the time, the inspector of elections for the meeting praised it as a model for keeping “those mostly obnoxious proponents out of one’s hair.”

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The night is chilly; and they say the atmosphere of this Red River country is full of miasma, with fevers and ague to shake the comb out of one’s hair!

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