slightly rattled

rattled

1. Shocked, bewildered, flustered, or unnerved. The whole incident left me feeling pretty rattled. I know that Tom was rattled for a while after the accident.

2. slang Intoxicated from alcohol. She looked a little rattled when she was leaving, but she wasn't falling over herself or anything. I'll come out with you for a pint or two, but I don't want to get too rattled.

slightly rattled

1. Inf. upset; confused. Tom was slightly rattled by the policeman at the door. I'm slightly rattled. I'll get over it.

2. Inf. tipsy; intoxicated. He's only slightly rattled. He'll recover by morning. she can be really drunk and still seem only slightly rattled.

slightly rattled

1. mod. upset; confused. (see also rattled.) Tom was slightly rattled by the trouble at the door.

2. mod. tipsy; alcohol intoxicated. She can be stone blind and still seem only slightly rattled.

See also: rattle, slightly

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

See also:

rattled
all shook up
talk past (one)
make (one's) head swim
make head swim
I'm speechless
make (one's) head spin
make one's head spin
do (one's) head in
do your head in

References in periodicals archive

I was slightly rattled, though I did feel a bit sorry for the girl."

ahsan khan - Man With a golden touch

Farrell converted and suddenly Lancaster's men had a sniff of a comeback as the Twickenham crowd got behind their team with Australia looking slightly rattled for the first time.

ENGLAND'S EXIT SEES WALES CELEBRATE LAST-EIGHT SPOT; ENGLAND ................. 13 TRY: Watson CON: Farrell PENS: Farrell (2) AUSTRALIA .............. 33 TRIES: Foley (2), Giteau CONS: Foley (3) PENS: Foley (4)

The first sign they might be ever so slightly rattled.

ROOT WON CRICKET; Baby-faced Joe batters quickfire ton after hapless Haddin hands him a life

Not surprisingly AAP are slightly rattled with the developments.

Kiran Bedi will hurt AAP in Delhi polls

However, Milla, who was slightly rattled by the statement, said she does not believe that her 'cleavage' alone will draw people to see the movie.

Milla Jovovich says her 'cleavage' alone can't draw people to 'Musketeers'

Jan Andreason used to get slightly rattled every day--all in the name of science.

Medicinal EMFs

But after a dramatic spell of golf, it's the Americans who look to be slightly rattled as the days are counted down to Brookline.

Brook-busters Europe

Weird as it may seem, Liverpool were slightly rattled by that and, with Cardiff in the ascendancy, Mutch went close with another header, as did Ben Turner.

FANS SHOW SOLIDARITY IN WINTER OF DISCONTENT

词组	slightly rattled
释义	slightly rattled rattled 1. Shocked, bewildered, flustered, or unnerved. The whole incident left me feeling pretty rattled. I know that Tom was rattled for a while after the accident. 2. slang Intoxicated from alcohol. She looked a little rattled when she was leaving, but she wasn't falling over herself or anything. I'll come out with you for a pint or two, but I don't want to get too rattled. See also: rattle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. slightly rattled 1. Inf. upset; confused. Tom was slightly rattled by the policeman at the door. I'm slightly rattled. I'll get over it. 2. Inf. tipsy; intoxicated. He's only slightly rattled. He'll recover by morning. she can be really drunk and still seem only slightly rattled. See also: rattle, slightly McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. slightly rattled 1. mod. upset; confused. (see also rattled.) Tom was slightly rattled by the trouble at the door. 2. mod. tipsy; alcohol intoxicated. She can be stone blind and still seem only slightly rattled. See also: rattle, slightly McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: rattled all shook up talk past (one) make (one's) head swim make head swim I'm speechless make (one's) head spin make one's head spin do (one's) head in do your head in References in periodicals archive I was slightly rattled, though I did feel a bit sorry for the girl." ahsan khan - Man With a golden touch Farrell converted and suddenly Lancaster's men had a sniff of a comeback as the Twickenham crowd got behind their team with Australia looking slightly rattled for the first time. ENGLAND'S EXIT SEES WALES CELEBRATE LAST-EIGHT SPOT; ENGLAND ................. 13 TRY: Watson CON: Farrell PENS: Farrell (2) AUSTRALIA .............. 33 TRIES: Foley (2), Giteau CONS: Foley (3) PENS: Foley (4) The first sign they might be ever so slightly rattled. ROOT WON CRICKET; Baby-faced Joe batters quickfire ton after hapless Haddin hands him a life Not surprisingly AAP are slightly rattled with the developments. Kiran Bedi will hurt AAP in Delhi polls However, Milla, who was slightly rattled by the statement, said she does not believe that her 'cleavage' alone will draw people to see the movie. Milla Jovovich says her 'cleavage' alone can't draw people to 'Musketeers' Jan Andreason used to get slightly rattled every day--all in the name of science. Medicinal EMFs But after a dramatic spell of golf, it's the Americans who look to be slightly rattled as the days are counted down to Brookline. Brook-busters Europe Weird as it may seem, Liverpool were slightly rattled by that and, with Cardiff in the ascendancy, Mutch went close with another header, as did Ben Turner. FANS SHOW SOLIDARITY IN WINTER OF DISCONTENT
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