Meanings
- pluralplural onlyslangAn inability to think clearly and rationally.
Either that or it's the rocks in your head.
2009, Robert Arellano, Havana Lunar3 more examples
Fancy bringing all the chaplains together at six o'clock on a Friday night in the heart of Sydney. They've got rocks in their head.
2007, Don Woodland, Simon Bouda, Picking Up the PiecesThey must have rocks in their heads. But then they were young, one of them was only nineteen, and what nineteen year old wouldn't fancy a few virgins after a suicide bombing?
2013, Alexander Logan, Two Women: Two Worlds, page 313My mother always said I had rocks in my head, ever since I was a boy, perhaps the yoke of being an Irish American.
2019, Virginia Biggar, Lynda Everman, Steven M. Glazer, Dementia-Friendly Worship, page 51
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