be out of (one's) hair

To no longer be pestering or annoying to one; to not be one's responsibility or burden any longer. The kids are out of my hair for a few hours so I can go and get a relaxing massage by myself. Once these auditors from the IRS are out of our hair, we can get back to business as usual.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Demetrios	-	Greek, Ancient Greek
Iacomus	-	Late Roman
Sandie	SAN-dee	English (Rare)
RisteÁRd	-	Irish
Porfirio	-	Italian, Spanish
Elizabeta	el-eez-ah-BET-ah (Croatian)	Slovene, Croatian