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What does “get under someone's skin” mean?
Does "get under someone's skin" mean to hurt someone? Nope! It means to annoy or bother someone. Example: "His loud chewing really gets under my skin."
What it means
- Does it mean to hurt someone? Nope!
- It means: to annoy or bother someone
- Example: His loud chewing gets under my skin.
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What does "to get under someone's skin" mean?
Question 2 of 2
If your brother's loud music gets under your skin, how do you feel?
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