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skull
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*out of one's skull
Sl. intoxicated. (*Typically: be ~; go ~.) Oh, man, I drank till I was out of my skull. Two beers and he went out of his skull.
See also: out

get something through someone's thick skull and get something into someone's thick head

Fig. to manage to get someone, including oneself, to understand something. He can't seem to get it through his thick skull that he has to study to pass the exam. If I could get this into my thick head once, I'd remember it.
See also: get, thick, through

pissed out of your head/mind/skull  (very informal!)
very drunk Anna was pissed out of her mind - she couldn't even walk.
See also: head, out, pissed


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However, skegs do not require this and thus allow free feet movement for the paddlers during advanced maneuvers like edging, rolling and skulling.
Likewise the cycling and rowing have been unmissable, although I couldn't tell you who was coxless and who was skulling.
: The j18 dual skulling team enjoyed themselves on the river; STRONG ROWER: Selina Collingwood is putting in a lot of effort in the rowing regatta; GIRLS DONE GOOD: Tees Rowing Club's J13 coxed squad; CHECKING OUT THE COMPETITION: Two of the participants
 
 
 
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