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keyword: Upset
Bug Out »
(get upset; lose control...)


Down In The Dumps »
(upset, bothered, sad; feeling sad, low, depressed...)


Flip One's Lid »
(become very upset and explode in anger; become crazy...)


Flip One's Wig »
(become very upset and explode in anger; become crazy...)


Flying Off The Handle »
(getting upset and going out of control...)


Get A Dirty Look From Someone »
(the person has an expression which shows they are angry or upset with you...)


Get Worked Up Over Something »
(get angry or upset about what happened...)


Got A Bee In Her Bonnet »
(informal: very upset; angry; disturbed...)


Have A Bee In One's Bonnet »
(angry and upset about something...)


Have A Case Against Someone »
(one has a reason to be upset with that person...)


Have A Chip On One's Shoulder »
(one is upset about something that happened in the past...)


Have A Conniption Fit »
(get very upset and angry in a childish way...)


Have A Fit »
(get very upset...)


Lost His Head »
(he got so upset that he lost control of his actions...)


Nose Out Of Joint »
(upset about what happened...)


Simmer Down »
(relax; quiet down; take it easy; don't be so upset...)


The Straw That Broke The Camel's Back »
(one last thing that finally made the you upset...)


Worked Up About Something »
(get excited and upset...)


Worked Up Over Something »
(get excited and upset...)


You Scared The Hell Out Of Me »
(What you did scared me and I still get a bit upset when I remember it; what you did frightened me very suddenly...)




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