get (one's) shirt out

To become angry or make one angry. I'd steer clear of the boss today, if I were you—something in the meeting got his shirt out, and now, he's yelling at everyone he sees. Can you please be patient and not get your shirt out so easily?

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
MÁGhnus	-	Irish
Truman	['tru:mən]
Filiberto	-	Italian
Ina	EE-nə (English), IE-nə (English), EE-nah (Swedish, Dutch, Limburgish)	English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Limburgish, Croatian
Bronte	BRAHN-tee	English (Rare)
Sjoerd	SHOORT (Dutch)	Frisian, Dutch