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When someone says 'they're knee-deep in work,' it means they're totally swamped, like up to their chin in water. It's a vivid way to show how much they're struggling, just by describing their legs.

The phrase 'a knee under the table' makes sense in a political setting, like when one party is quietly pushing power over another. It hints at subtle control, showing how dominance isn't always loud or obvious.

On social media, 'knee-jerk reactions' are everywhere. People jump to conclusions without really thinking, and it's especially noticeable when you're scrolling through hot takes and quick replies in fast-moving threads.

In relationships, saying 'we click on every level but knees' means you're close, but there's still something a little distant. It's a fun, slightly funny way to show that even the most compatible couples have their quirks.

Older folks might use 'on the knee of the throne' to talk about taking over a role from someone else, like when a younger generation takes charge in a family business. It mixes old-fashioned phrasing with modern change.