rocks in one's head, to have

have rocks in one's head

Fig. to be silly or crazy. John is a real nut. He has rocks in his head. I don't have rocks in my head—I'm just different.

rocks in one's head, to have

To say or do something crazy, ridiculous, or stupid. This slangy expression, often used in a not very polite response to a bizarre statement or action, dates from about 1940. Presumably it accuses the person of having rocks instead of brains, as in “Drive all of two blocks to get the paper? Do you have rocks in your head?”

词组	rocks in one's head, to have
释义	rocks in one's head, to have have rocks in one's head Fig. to be silly or crazy. John is a real nut. He has rocks in his head. I don't have rocks in my head—I'm just different. See also: have, head, rock McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. rocks in one's head, to have To say or do something crazy, ridiculous, or stupid. This slangy expression, often used in a not very polite response to a bizarre statement or action, dates from about 1940. Presumably it accuses the person of having rocks instead of brains, as in “Drive all of two blocks to get the paper? Do you have rocks in your head?” See also: have, rock The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: have rocks in one’s head go to one's head, to crazy in the head head in hold a pistol to (one's) head a head fat good head on one's shoulders, to have a hit the nail on the head, to
随便看	turn (something) on its head turn (something) over in (one's) mind turn something over in your mind turn (something) to account turn something to advantage turn (something) to good account turn (something) to (one's) advantage turn something to your advantage turn something upside down turn sour turn/spin on your heel turn state's evidence turn stomach turn swords into ploughshares turnt turn tail turn tail and run turn tail, to turn the air blue turn the cat in the pan where one is coming from where (one) is coming from where (one) lives where one lives where (one's) head is at