(I've) been under the weather
(I've) been under the weather
(I've) been mildly ill. Yeah, I've been under the weather, but I'm feeling much better now.
See also: been, weather
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
(I've) been under the weather.
Fig. a greeting response indicating that one has been ill. John: How have you been? Sally: I've been under the weather, but I'm better. Doctor: How are you? Mary: I've been under the weather. Doctor: Maybe we can fix that. What seems to be the trouble?
See also: been, weather
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- been under the weather
- make fair weather
- weather eye, to keep a
- Queen's weather
- be set fair
- weather breeder
- breeder
- fine weather for ducks
- beasty
- make bad weather of it