Where did the term "under the weather" come from - not what it means.?
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This expression comes from the idea that bad weather might hurt a person's health and mood. The saying also may be related to "under the weather bow," the part of a boat that will take the force of rough seas during stormy weather resulting in seasickness.
This is the only connotation I can find as far as what this expression is all about.
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