nose out of joint

nose out of joint

A phrase said of one who is upset, usually due to another's actions or words. Yeah, she's got her nose out of joint, but I don't think I said anything that offensive. It's not a big deal—don't get your nose out of joint!
See also: joint, nose, of, out
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • poke one's nose into, to
  • beck and call
  • 57
  • under the thumb of (someone)
  • under thumb
  • under (one's) thumb
  • under somebody's thumb
  • under someone’s thumb
  • under someone's thumb
  • a penny for them
References in periodicals archive
I find myself in the unfamiliar position of not getting my episcopal nose out of joint about the issues you openly, frankly, and honestly confront, nor the editorial positions you take.