Adjective:

ਉਸ ਦੇ ਗਲੇ ਤੱਕ,

up to his neck's Usage Examples:

he has the wife, the kid, the other kid on the way, meanwhile he"s up to his neck in horror.

Leopoldo spent four hours each day "up to his neck in books".

exhausted Freud, trying to put his affairs in order, soon finds himself up to his neck explaining both his life"s work and the female undergarments in his.

Boot is soon up to his neck in intrigue.

poured effluent down a drain was put in one of his own pipes filled up to his neck with filth, before being publicly displayed in Golden Lane with a sign.

Richard finishes burying Harry up to his neck in the sand below the high-tide line.

Smith alone of the Cambridge oarsmen could not swim, and sat stolidly rowing until, when the water was up to his neck, he was rescued.

The album cover features Redman buried in the ground up to his neck, a reference to the cover of Funkadelic"s 1971 album Maggot Brain.

Yasuhara refuses to make good on the deal, Kawada buries him up to his neck and forces him to relinquish control over the security business of the.

Now, Marlowe is up to his neck in scandal, drugs and blackmail.

Blade is beaten up and buried up to his neck and left to be blinded by the sun.

Miles attempts to extricate Gregor, but is soon up to his neck in a mysterious plot involving an amoral femme fatale, his homicidal.

Synonyms:

involved, up to your neck, up to her neck, up to their necks, up to our necks, up to my neck, neck-deep,

Antonyms:

uninvolved, simple, unencumbered, unattached, unenclosed,