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I think I’ll skip the party tonight. I’m feeling a bit _____________.
Under the weather: Feeling slightly ill or unwell.
If you keep _______________, you’re going to make yourself sick.
Burn the candle at both ends: Overworking or exhausting oneself by doing too many things without proper rest.
He’s in great health; he’s not going to ____________ anytime soon!
Kick the bucket: A humorous or informal way to say someone has died.
Even at 70 years old, he’s ______________ and still goes jogging every morning.
As fit as a fiddle: In excellent physical health.
I was feeling under the weather last week, but now I’m _______________.
Right as rain: Completely healthy or recovered from illness.
After that flu, I felt like I was _______________ for days.
At death’s door: Extremely ill or close to dying (often used humorously).
After hiking all day, I was ________________ by the time we got home.
On your last legs: Exhausted or near collapse (physically or figuratively).
He’s been _____________ with a bad back since the accident.
Laid up: Confined to bed or unable to work due to illness or injury.
