sick as a parrot

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Meaning: (colloquial,simile)Extremelysick; veryill.; (colloquial,simile,idiomatic,UK)Verydisappointed;miserable.2010 February 25, Chris Boffey, “John Terryleft empty-handed asWayne Bridgegives him cold shoulder”, inThe Guardian‎[1]:Bridge was over the moon and Terrysick as a parrotas the game ended 4-2 following a late Chelsea penalty.2010December 7,Wirral Euro MP issick as a parrotover England World Cup bid humiliation,Wirral Globe.2011July 29, John Walsh,Ingalls awesome but Workington Comets edged out,News & Star,Team manager Tony Jackson said: “I’m assick as a parrotas I’ve ever been. There’s no doubt we should have won this one if it hadn’t been for the riders we have who suffered knocks.”

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