under the weather
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If someone is orfeelsunder theweather, theyfeelill:
I'mfeelingabitunder theweather- IthinkI'm getting acold.
Being & falling ill
- acquire
- be a martyr tosomethingidiom
- be green around the gillsidiom
- be hangingidiom
- be laid upidiom
- break
- bring
- catchyourdeath of coldidiom
- KO
- martyr
- not a hundred percentidiom
- pick
- picksomeone/somethingup
- predisposed
- present
- relapse
- serious
- shiver
- strike
- succumb
under the weather| American Dictionary
under the weather
notcompletelywell:
Inoticedthat thecatwaslookinga little under theweather.
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There is no doubt that at the present time they areundertheweatherand are finding the strain considerable.
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It is a diagnostic test of one day's performance whether the child is feeling ill or fit, bright orundertheweather.
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I think that he is a bitundertheweatherat the moment.
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He was "undertheweather" as one might put it.
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The advertisement in yesterday's newspapers suggested that we would be better offundertheweather.
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Many of them have kept on working while "undertheweather" themselves.
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Spectacles come into the same category as chiropody, which unfortunately is very muchundertheweatherwhen it comes to the allocation of resources.
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I was going to say that they might feelundertheweather, but that would take us back to the pregnancy tester.
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Where part of humanity is in distress, the whole isundertheweather.
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Nationalisation, as we all know, has been ratherundertheweatherlately.
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Even where doctors fully brief their patients, it is difficult for people under stress and undertheweatherto recall even a fraction of what they have been told.
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Minnie is now apparentlyundertheweather.
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Bad weather and feelingundertheweatherwon't deter them from the prize.
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- unfaithfulness
- unfaltering
- unfamiliar
- unfamiliar environment
- unfamiliarity
- unfamiliar object
- unfamiliar place
- unfamiliar surroundings
- unfamiliar term
- unfamiliar terrain
- unfamiliar territory
- unfamiliar word
- unfashionable
- unfasten
- unfastened
- unfastening
- unfathomable
- unfathomably
- unfavorable
- unfavorably
- unfavourable
- unfavourable balance
- unfavourable-balance
- unfavourable circumstances
- unfavourable comparison