waist deep

/weɪst dip/
adverb
  1. To a depth that reaches the waist.
    • The rescue team walked waist-deep through the flooded field.
    • She sank waist-deep into the soft snow.
    • They waded waist-deep into the cool lake.
adjective
  1. Reaching up to the waist of a person standing upright.
    • After the flood, the streets were waist-deep in muddy water.
    • The children waded in waist-deep water at the beach.
    • He stood waist-deep in the river, fishing for trout.
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