Under the weather

"I'm going to stay home because I'm feeling under the weather today."
"I told my boss that I was under the weather. She told me to stay home for the day."
"My wife is feeling under the weather, so I need to get home early today."

A: "Why didn't you come to school today?"
B: "I was under the weather this morning. I need to get some rest."
A: "Well, I hope you start feeling better."

Other Common Sentences:

"I'm feeling a little sick today."
"I don't feel too well."
"I'm not feeling that great. I think I should get some rest."

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