Idiom of the day :- Get up someone’s nose

Usage, examples and definition of the Idiom :-

Hubert is unhappy. He’s annoyed, too. The cause of it all is Franklin who has got up his nose. That means that Franklin is making a nuisance of himself …. and that’sannoying ! ‘Go away,’ Hubert shouted. ‘You’re getting up my nose today,’ he growled. This is a British expression.