Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jun 5, 2008 ... We usually feel under the weather, or as katie says, we feel a bit under the weather. It's odd :). Click to expand... Odd or not, this is not at all uncommon: "I'm under the weather today" ("I feel under the weather today") Perhaps ...
• "I feel under the weather" means that "the woman is not feeling well"; the answer is B. PBT listening example 2: Woman: What's the problem? Were you offended by what I said? Man: No, I just got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.
• Feb 21, 2013 ... so even though i feel under the weather, i've got a great husband. a handful of goldfish to snack on. a warm and cozy bed. and downtown abbey on in the background. and did i mention i get to lay in this cozy bed all day?
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• Jun 5, 2008 ... English
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• 8) Forgive the rambling, but I am under the weather, and don't have too much else to do right now. 9) I've been under the weather with the bug myself since last Sunday. 10) Chicken Noodle Soup is always comforting when you are under the  ...
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• Ireland (top end). It's possible that some of us use under the weather rather like a simile. I feel (like I would if I were) under the weather. Others use it as a metaphor. I am under the weather. It's the difference in usage ...