neck and neck

Idiom of the Day "neck and neck" -Meaning: If two competitors are running neck and neck in a race, they are almost level. For example: 1. Nearly all the votes have been counted and the two candidates are still neck and neck, so we don't know who's won the election yet. 2. The horses were neck and neck as they crossed the finishing line, so the judges have called for a photo. "The actions, thoughts and words that become a permanent part of you are the ones you choose to repeat over and over again. "