be in a lather



be in a lather

To be very nervous, distressed, or upset. Sam is in a lather because she doesn't think her job interview went well. I told mom that we'll get there on time, but she's still in a lather about us leaving behind schedule.
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be in a lather

  (informal)
to be very anxious about something She was in a real lather when I left this morning because she couldn't find the tickets. (informal)
See also: lather

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
MeganMEG-ən (English)Welsh, English
Paschalis-Late Roman
Doreen['dɔ:ri:n]
Kelia-English (Rare)
Coffey['kɔfi]
SzilviaSEEL-vee-awHungarian