get out of face

get out of one's face

Lit. Inf. to stop bothering or intimidating someone. Look, get out of my face, or I'll poke you in yours! He told you to get out of his face, you creep!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Solomon	SAHL-ə-mən (English)	Biblical, English, Jewish
Cedric	['sedrik]
Cordell	kawr-DEL	English
Jackin	-	Medieval English
Astles	['æslz]
Lyuben	-	Bulgarian