Worked Up Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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worked up What does worked up mean?	feeling excited, angry, worried	He is all worked up because he wasn`t invited to the party.
worked up What does worked up mean?	to feel excited, to be angry, to be worried	My friend is worked up because he was not invited to the party.
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raise eyebrows What does "raise eyebrows" mean?	to cause surprise or disapproval, to shock people	I raised eyebrows when I arrived at work late this morning.
for fear of (something) What does "for fear of (something)" mean?	because of the fear of something	We stayed home all weekend for fear of the big hurricane that was coming.
split (something) fifty-fifty What does "split (something) fifty-fifty" mean?	to divide something into two equal parts	I decided to split the prize fifty-fifty with my friend.
pile out of (something) What does "pile out of (something)" mean?	to get out of something roughly	The passengers quickly piled out of the bus when it arrived at the station.

in perpetuity What does "in perpetuity" mean?	eternally, forever	The school was given the right to use the city park for sports in perpetuity.
save the day What does "save the day" mean?	to bring about victory or success (when defeat is likely)	The player saved the day for his team when he played his best game of the season.
rally What does "rally" mean?	have a party or hold an event

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Worked Up Idiom