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steamed up



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Idioms and Phrases

Stirred up, aroused with ardor, excitement, anger, or other strong emotion, as in She was all steamed up about the results . The precise meaning depends on the context. [ Colloquial ; early 1900s]
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"Looking back, the inside of the car had steamed up," said Ms Gwyn.

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After Congo, Calista picked the reptile house, which was warm warm warm—so warm that the glass in front of the snakes and turtles was half steamed up.

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We watched for probably a full hour, till our breath steamed up the glass too much to watch much more and our feet started to get sore.

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As he works the espresso machine in a bar on Zagreb's bustling Flower Square, barman Luka says he suspects that people are getting steamed up over nothing.

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How could you have known that the smooching and petting, eros and adoration was just one break down mambo hustle away — one far sided google eyed look and a lusty leer — that ever since then, that moment of truth, you’ve been steamed up, head over heels, each other’s hearts’ desire.

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