have kittens

To be very upset, anxious, or uneasy. My parents will have kittens if I'm not home by curfew. Carrie's been having kittens waiting for her doctor to call with the test results.

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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

have kittens

to get extremely upset. My mother pretty near had kittens when she found out I got fired. Calm down. Don't have kittens.

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

have kittens

mainly BRITISH, INFORMAL

If someone has kittens, they become extremely worried or upset by something. The boss will have kittens if I don't get back within an hour. The Government was having kittens over the treaty. Note: In the Middle Ages it was said that if a pregnant woman was having stomach pains she had kittens clawing inside her womb.

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Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

have kittens

be extremely nervous or upset. British informal

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Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

have ˈkittens

(British English, informal) be nervous and anxious, especially when you are waiting for news of something: Your poor mother’s having kittens. She hasn’t heard anything from Simon for three weeks.

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Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

have kittens

1. tv. to become enraged. When I heard the news, I had kittens. I was hacked!

2. tv. to laugh very hard; to enjoy something enormously. It was so funny, I had kittens laughing.

3. tv. to be surprised. She had kittens when she heard about the wedding.

See also: have, kitten

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

antsy
feed off
feed off (of) (someone or something)
in fear and trembling
tremble
lap up
come home
in fear and trembling of (someone or something)
Puppy Bowl
get hell about (something)

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释义	have kittens have kittens To be very upset, anxious, or uneasy. My parents will have kittens if I'm not home by curfew. Carrie's been having kittens waiting for her doctor to call with the test results. See also: have, kitten Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have kittens to get extremely upset. My mother pretty near had kittens when she found out I got fired. Calm down. Don't have kittens. See also: have, kitten McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. have kittens mainly BRITISH, INFORMAL If someone has kittens, they become extremely worried or upset by something. The boss will have kittens if I don't get back within an hour. The Government was having kittens over the treaty. Note: In the Middle Ages it was said that if a pregnant woman was having stomach pains she had kittens clawing inside her womb. See also: have, kitten Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. have kittens be extremely nervous or upset. British informal See also: have, kitten Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary have ˈkittens (British English, informal) be nervous and anxious, especially when you are waiting for news of something: Your poor mother’s having kittens. She hasn’t heard anything from Simon for three weeks. See also: have, kitten Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary have kittens 1. tv. to become enraged. When I heard the news, I had kittens. I was hacked! 2. tv. to laugh very hard; to enjoy something enormously. It was so funny, I had kittens laughing. 3. tv. to be surprised. She had kittens when she heard about the wedding. See also: have, kitten McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: antsy feed off feed off (of) (someone or something) in fear and trembling tremble lap up come home in fear and trembling of (someone or something) Puppy Bowl get hell about (something)
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