be knee-deep in

1. To have an excessive amount of something. Thanks to that shipping error, we are knee-deep in T-shirts right now.

2. To be mired in something. We were knee-deep in mud when we heard something rustle in the high grass nearby.

be knee-deep in something

to have too much of something I'm knee-deep in work at the moment, so I'm not stopping for lunch.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Jadyn	JAY-din	English (Modern)
Harrietta	her-ee-ET-ə, har-ee-ET-ə	English (Rare)
Gwrtheyrn	-	Ancient Celtic
Chananyah	-	Biblical Hebrew
Roland	['rəulənd]
Sigdag	-	Ancient Germanic