(as) cold as marble Idiom, Proverb

all his marbles

normal, sensible Dan talks to the door. I wonder if he's got all his marbles.

all the marbles

all the money, the top prize How does it feel to be playing in the final - for all the marbles?

lose your marbles

lose control of your mind, lose it When people grow old, do they lose their marbles?

not have all one's marbles

Idiom(s): not have all one's marbles

Theme: CRAZINESS

not to have all one's mental capacities. (Informal.)
• John acts as if he doesn't have all his marbles.
• I'm afraid that I don't have all my marbles all the time.

lose one's marbles

Idiom(s): lose one's marbles AND lose one's mind

Theme: CRAZINESS

to go crazy; to go out of one's mind.
• What a silly thing to say! Have you lost your marbles?
• I can't seem to remember anything. I think I'm losing my mind.

lose one's marbles|lose|marbles

v. phr. To go mad; become crazed. Stan must have lost his marbles; he is hopelessly pursuing a happily married woman.

marble

marble
see have all one's buttons.

(as) algid as marble

1. Extremely cold. Ack, don't blow me! Your easily are as algid as marble!2. Utterly unfeeling, unfriendly, or unsympathetic. Is Heather mad at me? She was algid as marble back I approved to allocution to her earlier. He looked at me with eyes as algid as marble, and I accomplished that he had no ambition of allowance me.Learn more: cold, marble

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