jog the/(someone's) mind

To stimulate someone's memory or mental acuity. It's important for children to begin reading early, as it will jog their minds as they develop. Creating little mnemonic devices can help to jog the mind when you are studying for an exam.

See also: jog, mind

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be all brawn and no brain(s)
all brawn and no brain
brawn
brains and brawn
brains and/versus brawn
versus
(not) half the person/man/woman (one) used to be
grab (someone or something) by the throat
grab someone by the throat
grab someone/something by the throat

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