- Death warmed up
- (UK)If someone looks like death warmed up, they look very ill indeed. ('death warmed over' is the American form)
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Death warmed up
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death warmed up — (UK) If someone looks like death warmed up, they look very ill indeed. ( death warmed over is the American form) … The small dictionary of idiomes
death warmed up — (UK) If someone looks like death warmed up, they look very ill indeed. ( death warmed over is the American form) (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
death warmed over — See look like death warmed over … English idioms
like death warmed over — (or up) informal extremely tired or ill * * * like death warmed over (US) (or Brit like death warmed up) informal : very tired or sick We worked through the night, and by morning we looked like death warmed over. • • • Main Entry: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
like death warmed up — like death (warmed up) British & Australian, American if you feel or look like death warmed up, you feel or look very ill. I wish I d got to bed earlier last night I feel like death warmed up. The poor guy looked like death warmed over … New idioms dictionary
look like death warmed up — look/feel/like death warmed up informal phrase to look or feel very ill Thesaurus: to feel or be illsynonym Main entry: death * * * … Useful english dictionary
feel like death warmed up — look/feel/like death warmed up informal phrase to look or feel very ill Thesaurus: to feel or be illsynonym Main entry: death * * * … Useful english dictionary
like death warmed over — mod. horrible; deathlike. □ Oh, my God! You look like death warmed over! □ A tall, black garbed gentleman lay there, looking like death warmed over … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
like death warmed up (or N. Amer. over) — informal extremely tired or ill. → death … English new terms dictionary
like death warmed up — ► like death warmed up informal extremely tired or ill. Main Entry: ↑death … English terms dictionary
