put the wind up somebody BrE informal
get the wind up BrE informal
have the wind up

At least it gets the wind up here, he thought.

I got the wind up and left the place by the first available train.

It was the dairy people got the wind up first.

"I may as well tell you I've got the wind up."

I've just got the wind up a bit, I guess.

I can't be surprised that he's got the wind up.

He didn't want his buddies to know he'd got the wind up.

When she was still missing this morning, one of the other girls got the wind up about her, or someone else did.

What has made her get the wind up this morning particularly?"

Say what you liked about old Turkey, he never seemed to get the wind up.

They've got the wind up now, and they'll be looking for spies.

But later something happened to convince him, and then he got the wind up in earnest.

Got the wind up, thought he'd be accused, and cleared out.

Seems to have got the wind up about us.

No good getting the wind up before we must.

Started tearing me off the strip, the way women do when they've got the wind up.

"Well, Father seems to have got the wind up rather badly.

The scribe-teacher got the wind up and sent for her.

I mean, even if it was a strange man, why get the wind up?"

Even on this bit of watery desert I get the wind up at night.

I wonder what's got the wind up in him?

"You'd quite got the wind up about it, hadn't you?"

He didn't like getting the wind up this way, but he was used to it now.

The first part would only have taken seconds, though it got the wind up Svartalf.

Don't get the wind up now it's all over.