Under-weathered

Past tense of being under the weather.

He was quite under-weathered for a couple of years after he lost his wife.

by ptyinssndksbrbra October 11, 2022

under weather

To be ill or sick.

I couldn’t make the meeting ‘cause I was a bit under weather

by Cypress February 11, 2018

under the weather

Feel sick, poor health, tired or exhausted.

"Oh pelase, don't ask me to cook today, I'm a bit under the weather"

by Florian September 28, 2006

under the weather

During the days when ships were powered by sail, the captains log documented everything that happended during the day. As sickness could spread rapidly on a ship,there were often times where the number of sailers that were ill exceeded the space provided in the log to record their names. During these times, the excess names of the sick were recorded in the next column, which was reserved for the weather conditions of the day. Thus, it was not unusal for an ill sailor to be listed "under the weather".

Don't get too close to Ahab, he is under the weather today.

by R. Lowerre December 14, 2008

Feel under the weather

It means to feel sick. In most cases, it's used to say that you feel a little sick. ... But… you usually feel low on energy and feel tired when this happens. To be Sick and ill both mean to feel unwell.

I feel under the weather today.

by anonymous April 7, 2021

under the weather upstairs

Euphemism for stupid; unintelligent

Ryan: "Jesus, who's that chick you were with the other night? I sure would like to pound that pussy."
Nikko: "Yeah, she's hot, for sure, but she's a little...how shall we say.... "under the weather upstairs".

by stockman09 December 5, 2007

Bit under the weather

Feeling sick or unhealthy.

I'm feeling a bit under the weather. So, I'm not comin' to office.

by Arun Prakash September 13, 2006