hatrack

(one's) head is more than just a hat rack

One is capable of intelligent, logical, or witty thought. (I.e., one's head houses a functioning brain, rather than just being a place to hang a hat.) "See? My head is more than just a hat rack," she said while tapping her head after I complimented her on the clever design of her product. You need to prove to us that your head is more than just a hat rack, Tom.

use (one's) head for more than (just) a hat rack

To think in an intelligent, logical, or clever manner; to not think or act like a fool. (I.e., to make use of the brain in one's head, rather than just using the head as a place to hang a hat.) There isn't a simple answer, so you'll have to use your head for more than a hat rack to find the best solution. Come on, Tom, that was a really silly error. You need to start using your head for more than just a hat rack.

use your head for more than a hatrack

and use your head for more than something to keep your ears apart

Rur. to think. How are we going to solve this problem? Come on, use your head for more than a hatrack. Instead of whining about it, why don't you use your head for more than something to keep your ears apart?

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释义	hatrack (one's) head is more than just a hat rack One is capable of intelligent, logical, or witty thought. (I.e., one's head houses a functioning brain, rather than just being a place to hang a hat.) "See? My head is more than just a hat rack," she said while tapping her head after I complimented her on the clever design of her product. You need to prove to us that your head is more than just a hat rack, Tom. See also: hat, head, just, more, rack use (one's) head for more than (just) a hat rack To think in an intelligent, logical, or clever manner; to not think or act like a fool. (I.e., to make use of the brain in one's head, rather than just using the head as a place to hang a hat.) There isn't a simple answer, so you'll have to use your head for more than a hat rack to find the best solution. Come on, Tom, that was a really silly error. You need to start using your head for more than just a hat rack. See also: hat, head, more, rack, use Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. use your head for more than a hatrack and use your head for more than something to keep your ears apart Rur. to think. How are we going to solve this problem? Come on, use your head for more than a hatrack. Instead of whining about it, why don't you use your head for more than something to keep your ears apart? See also: hatrack, head, more, use McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (one's) head is more than just a hat rack a head head in head for the setting sun head into head into (something) head fat knock someone or something on the head knock something on the head References in periodicals archive If Jeremy Hatrack should unzip his backpack The next time we go on a hike, Would he take out a spider, a balsa-wood glider, Or maybe a folded-up bike? Jeremy Hatrack Asbury first gained fame with a story called "Hatrack," which appeared in the <IR> AMERICAN MERCURY </IR> , and drew the wrath of the censors. Asbury, Herbert (1891-1963) Inside are cels, memorabilia, story sketches, scripts even official biographies ("After distinguished service in the Armed Forces as a destroyer radar mast and officers' club hatrack, Bullwinkle decided to study acting under the great student of Stanislavsky, Francis the Talking Horse.") Cartoon California His multiple superiorities--at wit, rhyme, insolence and hand-to-hand combat--seem like the product of effort, which is exactly how they should seem: little-boy cockiness adopted to conceal a little-boy sense of inferiority caused by his famous handicap, that damned hatrack, peninsula, writing desk, pair of unfurnished flats, perfumer's sign and gothic porch of a nose. Cyrano de Bergerac Propped on the hatrack of the Cub, it had no trouble locking on to both GPS and ADS-B signals. iLevil 2 SW ADS-B: improved GPS and traffic Jeremy Hatrack carries 'a backpack; He won't show me what's inside. Jeremy Hatrack A night of jazz, blues and pop-, featuring Molly Flannery, piano; Patrick "Hatrack'' Gallagher, Jim Guttman. Saturday/31
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