Could you let me know what does mean this "Need your hip waders to walk into a room" ?
Probably, someone talked a lot. and room is full of after someone talks.
And could you show me some examples including this expression?
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Probably, someone talked a lot. and room is full of after someone talks.
And could you show me some examples including this expression?
Hip waders are waterproof lower-body clothing that reach above the hips. They are often used by fishermen and others who need to walk into water but do not want to get wet.
If the remark is intended literally, the room is flooded with water, e.g. after a river has overflowed.
Alternatively, the remark is intended figuratively, and the room has many things scattered around the floor, or many people in it.