Be not right in the head In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "be not right in the head", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

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Meaning of Be not right in the head

Be not right in the head phrase

If someone is not right in the head, he or she doesn't have a normal mental state or condition.

After the car accident, Jane was not quite right in the head.

I reckon that Jenny is not right in the head now, for she drives like an idiot.

She might be not right in the head when thinking of this unrealistic idea.

Other phrases about:

(as) silly as a wheel

Very stupid, or silly

Chinless wonder

A very offensive term used to describe an upper-class British man who is stupid or inexperienced

not the full shilling

Stupid or crazy

is off one's trolley

If you're off your trolley, your ideas or behaviour are crazy or insane.

off your trolley
Insane or foolish.

Grammar and Usage of Be not right in the head

Verb Forms

  • be not right in the head
  • am/is/are not right in the head
  • was/were not right in the head
  • been not right in the head
  • being not right in the head

The verb "be" should be conjugated according to its tense.

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