Under The Sack

Adj. To be burdened or feel put upon, to feel depressed or physically sick.

“I was feeling under the sack after I scuffed my Prada shoes.”
“Zack was really under the sack after he wrecked his ten-speed in the Park City race.”
“Ron said the new menu was totally under the sack, they didn’t even have bacon or rum ham.”
“After visiting the honeypot on the corner in Baltimore, the Dr. had to give Chris antibiotics because he was pretty much under the sack.”