off your rocker

off (one's) rocker

Crazy; mentally unsound; extremely foolish. I'm going to go off my rocker if I have to hear that song one more time! I think Jane's grandmother is a little off her rocker these days. You must be off your rocker if you think that's a good idea!

See also: off, rocker

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

off your rocker

INFORMAL

If someone is off their rocker, they are crazy. He must be off his rocker, paying that much for a shirt! Note: You can also say that someone goes off their rocker to mean that they become crazy. Sometimes I think he's going off his rocker.

See also: off, rocker

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

off your rocker

crazy. informal

A rocker in this expression is a concave piece of wood or metal placed under a chair or cradle enabling it to rock back and forth.

1932 Evelyn Waugh Black Mischief It's going to be awkward for us if the Emperor goes off his rocker.

See also: off, rocker

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

ˌoff your ˈrocker

(informal, spoken, especially British English) (of a person) crazy: Spend a thousand pounds on a dress! Are you off your rocker?

See also: off, rocker

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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References in periodicals archive

So when her husband came home from his government job one day in 1995 and announced his intentions to purchase Thunder Bay Testing, Frenette had but one question for him, "Are you off your rocker?"

Liana Frenette: Private Sector Award--Northwestern Ontario

"If you have to be off your rocker to be a manager at my age, then I'm off my rocker," he chuckled.

Football: Terrific Toon are Bob's youth club; ROBSON'S STILL HAVING A BALL

"To lend a billion, in this little country, to an individual, you have to be off your rocker."

Work for nothing tip 'insulting' CLASH

Then there was the awful tie, This year an even bigger shocker, To wear a tie like this, Means you must be off your rocker.

YourSay: Daily Poem

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释义	off your rocker off (one's) rocker Crazy; mentally unsound; extremely foolish. I'm going to go off my rocker if I have to hear that song one more time! I think Jane's grandmother is a little off her rocker these days. You must be off your rocker if you think that's a good idea! See also: off, rocker Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. off your rocker INFORMAL If someone is off their rocker, they are crazy. He must be off his rocker, paying that much for a shirt! Note: You can also say that someone goes off their rocker to mean that they become crazy. Sometimes I think he's going off his rocker. See also: off, rocker Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. off your rocker crazy. informal A rocker in this expression is a concave piece of wood or metal placed under a chair or cradle enabling it to rock back and forth. 1932 Evelyn Waugh Black Mischief It's going to be awkward for us if the Emperor goes off his rocker. See also: off, rocker Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary ˌoff your ˈrocker (informal, spoken, especially British English) (of a person) crazy: Spend a thousand pounds on a dress! Are you off your rocker? See also: off, rocker Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: off (one's) rocker off one’s rocker off one's rocker off rocker off (one's) dot rocker (one) is off (one's) rocker be off (one's) rocker be off (one's) dot go off (one's) rocker References in periodicals archive So when her husband came home from his government job one day in 1995 and announced his intentions to purchase Thunder Bay Testing, Frenette had but one question for him, "Are you off your rocker?" Liana Frenette: Private Sector Award--Northwestern Ontario "If you have to be off your rocker to be a manager at my age, then I'm off my rocker," he chuckled. Football: Terrific Toon are Bob's youth club; ROBSON'S STILL HAVING A BALL "To lend a billion, in this little country, to an individual, you have to be off your rocker." Work for nothing tip 'insulting' CLASH Then there was the awful tie, This year an even bigger shocker, To wear a tie like this, Means you must be off your rocker. YourSay: Daily Poem
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