Idioms for stress/problems?

[SMSmarketing]

I'm compiling a list of all the idioms I can think of that are used to describe someone that is stressed out/burdened/has problems (particularly in business). This is what I have so far:

"In the weeds"
"In the rough"
"In a pickle"
"Albatross around you neck"
"At your wits end"

What am I missing?

[MrPedantic]

You're up to your neck in it...
You're up S*** Creek without a paddle...
You're snowed under...
You're drowning in paperwork...
You've got too much on your plate...

NB: "albatross round your neck"; "at your wits' end".

All the best,

MrP

[BobK]

"To have your back against the wall"

"To be under the cosh"

"To have a hard row to hoe"

Another nautical one (like the albatross - The Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and search for "albatross"): 'In the Doldrums'

A few sporting ones:
Stymied (golf)
Behind the eight ball (pool)
Snookered (snooker)

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[Anglika]

Burned out

Run into the ground

Too much to do and too little time in which to do it.

[Veron1]

It's very helpful to me too,guys
Thanks very much


Thank you

I.A

[BobK]

A few more:

Another sporting one: 'On the ropes' (boxing)

'[Go/be] belly-up'.
'[Be] dead in the water'

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PS - These are all pretty serious - it's not just a question of having too much to do. But I've met them in a business context: 'John's proposal is dead in the water. The company's committed to Jane's idea.'

[BobK]

"To have one's work cut out'.

Example: The dead-line is very soon. We'll have our work cut out to get everything done in time.

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