under (one's) roof

Living or staying in one's house. I don't care what your parents let you do at home, Timmy—when you're a guest under my roof, you follow my rules! One day I just packed my bags and left, unable to be under their roof for another night.

under your ˈroof

in your home: I don’t want that woman under my roof ever again!

See also: roof

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017

See also:

under your roof
live under (one's) roof
let up
let up (on someone or something)
(one's) day in court
(one's) loved ones
(from) top to toe
be a slam-clicker
at the end of (one's) fingertips
walk feet off

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