marbles
- noun
- /ˈmɑrbəlz/
- Informal
- YOU KNOW SOMETHING, GUSTAFSON, SOMETIMES I THINK YOU'VE LOST WHATEVER FRIGGIN' MARBLES YOU EVER HAD.
It took that much time to kind of gather my marbles.
- It took that much time to kind of gather my marbles.
- I had AI was shooting a movie in Europe and just lost my marbles for a night and thought, oh, I can do one more night.
- Hard work, hard meaningless work for me is being, is the definition of like, lose your fucking marbles insanity.
- It seems like I've lost my marbles and simply desire to live a luxurious lifestyle of jetting around cigars and jets.
Examples
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But, you know, put all her marbles on that and she did.
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It's like, it's one thing to like play hardball when you got some marbles, you don't have anything.
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And I, I thought I was losing my marbles, if I'm honest.
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You can have my money, my marbles, they can have our money, they can have it, it's theirs.
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Then then I tried this beautiful shade from those colors and I lost my marbles and amazing love it.
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Last one for all the marbles, all the jaws.
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I had AI was shooting a movie in Europe and just lost my marbles for a night and thought, oh, I can do one more night.
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He's got all those marbles and he and he walks and he's, he defies death as as I do, so that death is always the enemy.
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After a long day of work, I felt like I was losing my marbles due to stress and fatigue.
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She was so exhausted that she joked about having lost her marbles during the meeting.
Synonyms
The ability to think clearly and make decisions
Ability to think quickly and clearly
Quick, clear thinking that helps you understand and decide
A mind that thinks quickly and makes sensible decisions
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To leave a group or activity because you do not get your way
Compounds
A group of ancient Greek marble sculptures and parts from the Parthenon in Athens kept in the British Museum
How Clear-minded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Marbles meaning 'a person's mental faculties' can be remembered like this: think of the small balls of the game as pieces of your mind, and if you lose your marbles you have lost those pieces. So saying someone 'lost their marbles' means they lost clear thinking or control.