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be up in arms

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be up in arms
to be very angry (often + about ) The students are up in arms about the standard of teaching at the college. (often + over ) Local traders are up in arms over the effect of the new parking regulations on their businesses.
See also: arm, up


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Losing to Huddersfield is not a catastrophe and it's not something we should all be up in arms about, we're going to have ups and downs - nobody is panicking, I am sure we will turn the corner.
 
 
 
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