be worried

  • 41worried — /ˈwʌrid/ (say wureed), /ˈwɒrid/ (say woreed) adjective 1. affected by worry; anxious; troubled; distressed. 2. indicating or expressing worry. {worr(y) + i 2 + ed2} –worriedly, adverb …

  • 42worried —   Pīhoihoi, pono ole ka mana o.   Also: niniu, kapau u …

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  • 43worried —  choked. WORRAN, in the ancient Saxon, signifies to destroy, in which sense we still say, a dog worries sheep …

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  • 44you had me worried — spoken phrase used for telling someone that you were worried by something they had said or done, but now you are not Thesaurus: expressions used to talk about worriessynonym Main entry: worried * * * you had me ˈworried idiom …

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  • 45be worried sick — phrase to be very worried Where have you been? We’ve been worried sick. Thesaurus: to worry or feel nervous about somethingsynonym Main entry: sick …

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  • 46(be) worried sick; be sick with worry — be worried ˈsick; be ˈsick with worry idiom to be extremely worried • Where have you been? I ve been worried sick about you. • She was worrying herself sick about the exams. Main entry: ↑sickidiom …

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  • 47be [bored/scared/worried etc.] out of (your) mind — be out of (your) mind with [boredom/fear/worry etc.] to be extremely bored, frightened, worried etc.. I really thought he was going to crash the car and I was scared out of my mind. He was the only young person at the party and he looked bored… …

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  • 48be worried out of (your) mind — be [bored/scared/worried etc.] out of (your) mind be out of (your) mind with [boredom/fear/worry etc.] to be extremely bored, frightened, worried etc.. I really thought he was going to crash the car and I was scared out of my mind. He was the… …

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  • 49be worried sick — to be extremely worried. Why didn t you call me when you knew you were going to be late? I was worried sick about you! (often + about) …

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  • 50be worried sick — to be very worried Where have you been? We ve been worried sick …

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