How to pronounce “get the vapours”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (British) Alternative form of get the vapors.

Practice Nearby Words

get the vapors, come up, be sick, bottle it, sniff, bottle, be taken bad, get the wind up, slip one's wind, shed a tear, pop one's clogs, spliff, snuff it, grab some air, blow a cloud, fartarse, go down like a cup of sick, gloppen, give someone the old heave-ho, get some air, put someone's pipe out, bust a gasket, top oneself, take one's kit off, blow one's cool, catch a buzz, smoke dope, get high, take to the sky, smoke up, go off the boil, take a wizz, blow one's lid, be taken ill, toke, get one's kit off, lose one's bottle, take a deep breath, get one's knickers in a twist, let off steam, come to, green out, take a breath, cigarette, hit the ceiling, sack out, prat around, do a runner, take the air, suck the oxygen out of, toss up, have the wind up, blow up, have a few too many, get a rise, have had it, get off, chase the dragon, smoke, take a walkout powder, drop one's guts, breathe one's last, get the sack, smoke out, beam up, take fright, go spare, get sick, have, take huff, suck up all the air in, take a fall out of, give someone the air, miss out, take a wiz, blow, draw one's last breath, take gas, split a gut, suck lemons, yield up the ghost, drop a bomb, spill one's guts, nab the rust, think of england, lose one's lunch, blow one's top, throw a sickie, fall at the final hurdle, grow a tail, get a word in edgeways, pull a sickie, have a snootful, go to prestwich, die on one's arse, blow off steam, fanny about, run out of steam, suck all the oxygen out of, lose his head

Similar Sounds

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