Usage of "up to your neck"

Deeply involved.

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Usage of up to your neck in English

You're up to your neck in water. And swimming is not required. 
 Reuters 

From the sound of it, you're in it up to your neck. 
 Toxic bachelors 

You're sitting up to your neck in shit if you haven't realized that! 
 The ice princess 

The bastards would chain you in it up to your neck. 
 Cold springs 

You'd be up to your neck in it before you knew where you were. 
 The Helpmate 

The brush and weeds were up to your neck. 
 The Statesmen Snowbound 

At that time the water was up to your neck, and yet you weren't drowned. 
 Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol... 

And if you jumped over, Phil, you'd be up to your neck at the start. 
 The Banner Boy Scouts Afloat; or, The Secret of Cedar Island 

You're up to your neck in it, aren't you? 
 Burglars can't be choosers 

When the mud's up to your neck, you needn't trouble yourself because you've lost your pattens. 
 Fated to Be Free: A Novel 

If you had been in a shell hole full of water up to your neck, Tish Carberry-- 
 More Tish 

You'd get wet up to your neck. 
 The Northern Iron 

That snow is up to your neck. 
 The Fireman 

In other words, you're, not in town thirty minutes before you're up to your neck in police business. 
 Talk of the town 

In some places the mud goes up to your neck, Pat Kirby, chief of the airport police, said. 
 The Irish Times 

Even if you don't know anything about Sean Price but are up to your neck with jingly Christmas cheer, then get into it. 
 Ebony 

Meanings of up to your neck in English