shakin’ in my boots
1) scared of the events to come
2) sarcastic for “not intimidated at all”
1) he held the gun in my face: i was shakin’ in my boots.
2) “i am shakin’ in my boots,” fred told his boss as the boss tried to intimidate him.
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