deeply



caught up in something

 and caught up with something
deeply involved with something; participating actively or closely in something. Wallace is caught up in his work and has little time for his son, Buxton.
See also: caught, up

get in deeper

Fig. to get in more and more trouble; to get more deeply involved with someone or something. Every time he opened his mouth to complain, he just got in deeper.
See also: deeply, get

(get) caught up in something

to become completely involved in something You get caught up in the excitement of the moment and don't think a lot about what happens next.
See also: caught, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
NorbertNAWR-bert (German, Polish), NAWR-bərt (English, Dutch)German, English, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Polish, Ancient Germanic
Bevin-Irish
AdelaideAD-ə-layd (English), ah-de-LIE-de (Italian), ə-də-LIED (Portuguese)English, Italian, Portuguese
SeijaSAY-yahFinnish
Yaakov-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
AssumpciÓ-Catalan