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“Get into hot water ” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

Get into hot water 


When you get into hot water you get into trouble. Like Aruna, who got into hot water for trying to cheat during the exams.
“I would have stood by you,” said her friend Ekta, “but I would have also got into hot water, if I did.”

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