Idioms for describing your mood

This expression simply means the same as ‘relaxed’. It’s an informal expression and you can use it to talk about how you feel or to describe an activity that makes you feel that way.

• Fed up

• Chilled out

• Head over heels

• Beat/Bushed

• On pins and needles

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you feel very annoyed or angry. You can use the preposition ‘about’ instead of ‘over’ if you prefer.

• On cloud nine

• Spaced out

• Bent out of shape

• Spaced out

• On pins and needles

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Being in love is an amazing feeling. It is a popular expression to describe that feeling of being completely in love with someone. You can also say you are madly in love.

• Bent out of shape

• On cloud nine

• Chilled out

• Fed up

• Head over heels

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After people receive shocking news or experience something unexpected, they may feel like this. It means to be shocked or very surprised.

• Beat/Bushed

• Shaken up

• On pins and needles

• Spaced out

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It really means that they are feeling anxious or nervous.

• Beat/Bushed

• Head over heels

• Fed up

• On pins and needles

• Bent out of shape

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Whenever you feel really frustrated about something and no longer want to deal with it, you can tell people that you are completely....

• Beat/Bushed

• On pins and needles

• Shaken up

• Spaced out

• Fed up

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