| Idiom | to put someone's nose out of joint |
|---|---|
| Definition | to upset or offend someone |
| Examples | - It really put her nose out of joint when he turned up at her party, uninvited. - He had his nose put right out of joint at the last meeting - nobody at all agreed with his proposal. |
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