get under (someone's) feet

be under (your) feet - if someone is under your feet, they annoy you because they are always near you in a way that makes it difficult for you to do something.

Why don't you ask Kelly to sit in the other room for a while? That way she won't keep getting under my feet.

• overplay your hand
• overstay welcome
• overstay your welcome
• overstep bounds
• overstep its bounds
• overstep the mark
• overstep your bounds
• over-the-counter
• over the counter
• over the edge
• over the hill
• over the hump
• over the line
• over the long haul
• over the long term
• over the moon
• over the short term
• over the top
• over with
• owe it to someone to
• owe it to someone to do something
• owe it to to
• owe it to to do something
• owe it to yourself to
• owe it to yourself to do something