What does this idiom mean--- Be out of your brain??????
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a great thinker
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someone who does not use his brain at all
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fool
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be very drunk
Reveal answer
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Correct answer
Explanation
To be 'out of your brain' (or 'out of your mind') means to be extremely intoxicated or under the influence of alcohol/drugs. It refers to a temporary state of impaired judgment and awareness. Options B and C are similar but not the precise idiomatic meaning.
AI explanation
'Out of your brain' is British slang meaning extremely intoxicated, as if drinking or drugs have knocked your mind out of its normal state. It's an informal, somewhat vulgar expression and is unrelated to intelligence or foolishness in the literal sense.