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in a lather

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*in a lather
Fig. flustered; excited and agitated. (*Typically: be ~; get [into] ~.) Now, calm down. Don't be in a lather. I always get in a lather when I'm late. I get into a lather easily.
See also: lather


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Tesco Magnolia Shower Gel (51p for 250ml) This had me in a lather for all the wrong reasons.
Jessica Simpson, who claimed to be a virgin on her wedding night, got herself in a lather cleaning the General Lee in the video for the film Dukes of Hazzard, in which she stars as Daisy.
It took its time to get in a lather, but coped well with dried-on egg and beans.
 
 
 
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