Be in the doghouse (Short video)

The phrase of the day is: "Be in the doghouse"

• In a situation of being the object of someone's anger or disapproval.
  [ --- I'm in the doghouse - I broke Sara's favourite vase this morning. --- ]
  
• To be \"\"in the doghouse with X\"\" usually means that X is angry at you
  [ --- I seem to be in the doghouse with her but I don't know why. --- ]
  
• You can use it in this form, too: \"\"in someone's doghouse\"\"
  [ --- I'm in my wife's doghouse for forgetting Valentine's Day. --- ]