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off rocker
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*off one's rocker and *off one's nut; *off one's trolley
Fig. crazy; silly. (*Typically: be ~; go ~.) Sometimes, Bob, I think you're off your rocker. Good grief, John. You're off your nut.
See also: rocker
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in the purchased a half-acre industrial lot off Trolley Land in Salem for $100,000.
Judy N, Tinkham by New Hampshire Business Review
Aleading staff representative at Arrowe ParkHospital said porters were being sent to "scavenge" for beds around the hospital, in order to have patients moved off trolleys and into beds within the four-hour A&E deadline.
Hospital says report clears it of neglect by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
A leading staff representative at Arrowe Park hospital said porters were being sent to "scavenge" for beds around the hospital, in order to have patients moved off trolleys and into beds within the four-hour A&E deadline.
Dead not ignored in bed search, says hospital by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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