nutpick

dated slang A psychiatrist. In this phrase, "nut" is a reference to one's head. There's no way I'm going to some nutpick just to have them tell me I'm crazy.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

nutpick

n. a psychoanalyst. Bill pays a nutpick about $100 an hour just to listen.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

be out of (one's) head
be at a disadvantage
at a disadvantage
address comments or remarks to
address (one's) comments to (someone or something)
address (one's) remarks to (someone or something)
be in it for
be over the hill
be more than (something)
be more than glad, ready, etc.

References in periodicals archive

I still need to use a nutpick to get some bits of the nutmeat out, but using the brick instead of the hammer results in fewer damaged nutmeats, larger pieces, and much faster results.

GET CRACKIN': Make the most of black walnut season with these tips for husking, shelling, and utilizing the famously tough nut

[2] I did not realize that my first date with the nutpick would be the gateway drug into years of razors, knives, wax, whatever means were at my disposal.

The hand with two sides: self-mutilation and the constructed feminine

Should our Holy Father die, it will be necessary for those of us who truly love the Church to stand together-- more especially in the college of cardinals.' He paused and with a silver nutpick extracted the last meat from the walnut.

The bishop's beggar

A nutpick will easily separate what your fingers cannot.

Fruit of the oak: the acorn is a very nutritious and edible nutmeat that is regaining popularity in the human diet

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释义	nutpick nutpick dated slang A psychiatrist. In this phrase, "nut" is a reference to one's head. There's no way I'm going to some nutpick just to have them tell me I'm crazy. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. nutpick n. a psychoanalyst. Bill pays a nutpick about $100 an hour just to listen. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: be out of (one's) head be at a disadvantage at a disadvantage address comments or remarks to address (one's) comments to (someone or something) address (one's) remarks to (someone or something) be in it for be over the hill be more than (something) be more than glad, ready, etc. References in periodicals archive I still need to use a nutpick to get some bits of the nutmeat out, but using the brick instead of the hammer results in fewer damaged nutmeats, larger pieces, and much faster results. GET CRACKIN': Make the most of black walnut season with these tips for husking, shelling, and utilizing the famously tough nut [2] I did not realize that my first date with the nutpick would be the gateway drug into years of razors, knives, wax, whatever means were at my disposal. The hand with two sides: self-mutilation and the constructed feminine Should our Holy Father die, it will be necessary for those of us who truly love the Church to stand together-- more especially in the college of cardinals.' He paused and with a silver nutpick extracted the last meat from the walnut. The bishop's beggar A nutpick will easily separate what your fingers cannot. Fruit of the oak: the acorn is a very nutritious and edible nutmeat that is regaining popularity in the human diet
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