Under-the-weather Definition

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(idiomatic) Somewhat ill or gloomy.

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(idiomatic) Somewhat intoxicated or suffering from a hangover.

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Under-the-weather Sentence Examples

  • Toby said you've been under the weather.

  • Jackson is a bit under the weather.

  • A lack of appetite is also a common trait for dogs who are feeling under the weather.

  • This is a question many people ask themselves, especially during cold and flu season or at any time when they are feeling a little under the weather.

  • Understanding the difference in dog health symptoms can help you distinguish when your pet is "in the pink" and when he's feeling under the weather.

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