One-Minute Idiom: I'll get out of your hair.

I'll get out of your hair. 

“To get out of someone’s hair”

  means to stop bothering someone when they’re busy or to leave the room because they’re in someone’s way.

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One-Minute Idiom: Use Your Head

The  expression “use [someone’s] head” means " to think” or “have common sense". 

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