Idioms/ Phrases
If you ''badmouth'' a friend what are you doing?
saying bad things about them
fed up
annoyed, unhappy
For crying out loud!
used informally to emphasize a statement or question out of anger, frustration, and/or annoyance.
flip your lid
become very angry or upset at something. shouted etc.
If you tell someone ''don't give up your day job'' when they've shown you their painting. What are you saying?
That the painting is bad
What did you do if you snitched on a friend?
Told on them
fuming
angry
To have had it up to here with you
to be extremely annoyed at something that someone has done on several different occasions.
fly off the handle
suddenly angry, more than is necessary
add insult to injury
make something worse
My friend is ''driving me up the wall''
to make someone feel irritated, annoyed, and nearly angry.
sick and tired of this
fed up, annoyed
Give it a rest
stop doing something
the gloves are off
signs of a fight about to start
If your boss is ''breathing down your neck'' what are they doing?
They are closely watching you, keeping a close eye, being too much
If you tell a friends to ''get off your back''
used to tell someone to stop criticizing, telling you what to do, or how to do something.
going through a lot
You can use this phrase when speaking about difficult experiences.
pull your hair out
to be very angry, upset, or anxious about something.
go blassistic
get very very mad and angry- shouting etc
I’ve Got a Lot on my Plate
lot of stuff to do and/or happening
You have a ''bone to pick'' with your friend
to have a reason to disagree or be annoyed with someone.
giving him the cold shoulder
ignoring him
I am sorry I Haven’t Been Feeling Myself
used when the person speaking does not feel well, or is not able to behave normally, for example because he or she is upset or ill
give someone a piece of your mind
tell them exactly what you are thinking about them in an angry way