Getting into a dither
Synonyms for getting into a dither
verb worry, be annoyed
chafe
brood
fuss
agonize
fume
carp
grieve
bother
pother
affront
chagrin
torment
stew
mope
anguish
bleed
take on
carry a heavy load
distress oneself
get into a dither
lose sleep over
sweat it out
upset oneself
eat one’s heart out
Antonyms for getting into a dither
ignore
delight
calm
comfort
soothe
appease
pacify
placate
be happy
please
make happy
not worry
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