Thrown into a state of agitated confusion; (`rattled' is an informal term)
1
But it was certainly worth it to see you hot and bothered.
2
My first hour in the glades, I was just hot and bothered.
3
I need something to get those UCLA guys all hot and bothered.
4
God, she was hot and bothered enough just being next to Cezar.
5
Why was it Doña Adriana got Lieutenant Silva all hot and bothered?
6
He gets fairly hot and bothered over all these errands of mercy.
7
They seem to be getting hot and bothered on the issue.
8
He was getting hot and bothered, if that's what she meant.
9
Getting hot and bothered has been the driving force of creation ever since.
10
That's better than getting all hot and bothered trying to figure.
11
Mr Raja sat down and scratched his hot and bothered head.
12
GOLF:IT WAS one of those hot and bothered days, with little or no respite!
13
I know you're all hot and bothered, kid, but there's no reason to be.
14
Did she take her time like that just to get the lieutenant hot and bothered?
15
Down he went again, getting very hot and bothered.
16
It was bad enough he had gotten her all hot and bothered while he remained Mr.