Sick to death
Suggest a CorrectionMeaning
Fed up or done.
Origin
From 16th-century England, tied to slang; 'sick to death' for done, by 1570s in a play for wear. A 1600s text uses it for a drag.
Variants
- To death
Usage Examples
- I'm sick to death of this noise.
- Sick to death; done with it.
- Death sick; fed up now.
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