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hot and bothered

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  1. In a state of agitated excitement, flustered, as in She was all hot and bothered before her big opening. [c. 1920]


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The higher-ranked Russian got the key break for 5-4 and served out the set before taking a lengthy bathroom break as Rublev stayed on the court looking hot and bothered.

From BBC Sep. 6, 2023

Back in the 1850s the new study of thermodynamics—how, in part, temperature affects the way objects behave—had physicists hot and bothered.

From Scientific American Sep. 1, 2023

There are plenty of scenes of Lulu tearing the Bronco’s seats to pieces and running away with Briggs in hot and bothered pursuit.

From Seattle Times Feb. 17, 2022

But 2 billion years ago, the Moon was hot and bothered, spewing out vast pools of lava, based on an analysis of rocks returned last year by a Chinese spacecraft.

From Science Magazine Oct. 19, 2021

Coke looked hot and bothered, as if he could have more than half wanted to retract his visit.

From Active Service by Crane, Stephen

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