have a cow



have a cow

to be very worried, upset, or angry about something The record companies were having a cow over downloadable music files.
Usage notes: the opposite meaning is expressed by don't have a cow: Don't have a cow, Mom, I'll clean up my room.
See also: cow, have

have a cow

  (American)
to be very worried, upset, or angry about something I thought he was going to have a cow when I told him I'd lost his key.
See also: cow, have

have a cow

Slang To become amazed, angered, or upset: He had a cow when he saw the mess we made.
See also: cow, have

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Amaryllisam-ə-RIL-is (English)Literature
Ulrikeuwl-REE-kəGerman
FabioFAH-byoItalian, Spanish
SawyerSOI-ər, SAW-yərEnglish (Modern)
Simona-Italian, Czech, Slovak, Romanian, Lithuanian, Slovene, Bulgarian, Macedonian
Atherton['æθətən]