The idiom “Under the weather” means?
- To be ill
- Feeling unwell/sick
- Standing in bad weather
- Both A and B
Explanation
- “Under the weather” is an idiom used for a person who is not feeling well or is sick.
- It commonly means ill or slightly unwell (feeling sick).
Last verified on 24-06-2026
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