This is a new one to me:

[conuly]

"close be-hide" for "close behind".

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Comments

[kengr]

It's yet another example of folks who have only *heard* a phrase, never *read* it.

Like "next store" or "honing in"

[marahmarie]

I actually pronounce it this way ("next store") as that's what I heard when people said it around me as I was growing up.