Idioms to describe

feelings
Brian Thanyavong
 Idiom

A group of words established by

usage as having a meaning not
deducible from those of the
individual words.
be over the
moon
be down in the
dumps
in a gloomy or depressed
mood = miserable
blow your top
to become very angry, often
quickly = furious
 be on edge
in a precarious position; also, in a state of
keen excitement, as from danger or risk
= anxious, stressed
something gets
on your nerves
it makes you feel annoyed
or nervous = irritated
be green with
envy
full of desire for someone's
possessions or advantages;
extremely covetous = envious
 lose face

to do something which makes you appear

weak and makes you less respected or
admired by others
= humiliated
be tearing your
hair out
to be extremely anxious, worried,
frustrated, or stressed out about
something = exasperated
 be in two minds
(about something)
not decided or certain about something;
having two opinions or ideas about
something = indecisive

Brian Thanyavong