be up in arms

to be very angry (often + about ) The students are up in arms about the standard of teaching at the college. (often + over ) Local traders are up in arms over the effect of the new parking regulations on their businesses.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
SalomÓN	sah-lo-MON	Spanish
Stoner	['stəunə]
Kenny	['keni]
Lennart	LE-nahrt (Low German)	Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Low German, Dutch
Matt	MAT	English
Sita	-	Hinduism, Indian, Hindi, Nepali