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hot under the collar

ADJECTIVE
  1. very angry

How To Use hot under the collar In A Sentence

  • But they get hot under the collar about trips behind the old Iron Curtain.
  • And when she reached for her head to tie her hair, Ric could see the shapely curves of her body which made him a little hot under the collar.
  • As she became hot under the collar of her polyester blouse, the smell of mothballs became over-powering and I started to sneeze.
  • The other customers were almost as hot under the collar as Phyllis, but for very different reasons!
  • And people can also get pretty hot under the collar on Central Weekend.
  • When I suggested he was mistaken he got rather hot under the collar.
  • We pay handsomely for the privilege of being members and we get hot under the collar about its burdensome regulations.
  • The bit they do get hot under the collar about is taking prescription to the chemist. The Sun
  • A person who becomes angry easily is called a hothead. An angry person's neck often becomes red. We say he is hot under the collar.
  • Female would also have been hot under the collar. The Sun
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