NECK translations: cuello, cuello, cuello, besuquear, besuquearse, cuello [masculine, singular], cuello [masculine…. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish I have only found the expression "neck deep" in a small number of places - it is the name of a Welsh rock band, and it is listed as meaning "deeply involved" in a small number of online "slang" or "urban" dictionaries, which have no particular standing as authorities.
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