fit to be tied

very angry, furious

My teacher was fit to be tied when my classmate said She didn't know the answer.

fizz

a carbonated drink, especially soda or champagne

This fizz is stale.

have a chip on your shoulder

to be touchy, to be easily provoked (During the 19th century, a person in the united states would challenge others to a fight by placing a wooden chip on his/her shoulder and daring them to knock it off, and if the other person did so, the fight was on.)

Man, You sure do have a chip on your shoulder today.

black dog

melancholia, depression

He had a major case of black dog.

noodle

the head, especially in the context of thinking

Something was off in her noodle.

locks

dreadlocks (an abbreviation)

His locks made him stand out like a sore thumb.

lock

a certainty, such as of an outcome

That round of poker was a lock.