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to be off one's rocker English If you tell someone that they are off their rocker, you think they are completely crazy.
to be on your deathbed
Nu MD Fr 		English To be dying
to be pushing up daisies
MD 		English to be dead
to be six feet under
Nu MD Fr 		English to be dead and buried
to be stark raving mad English To say that someone is stark raving mad means that they are completely crazy.
to bite the big one
MD 		English to die
to bite the dust
MD 		English to die
to blow one's top English (slang; first half of 1900s)
Go crazy, become insane.
to breathe one's last
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to buy the farm
MD 		English to die
to conk out
MD Fr 		English to die
to croak
MD 		English to die
to depart this life
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to die in your bed
Nu MD Fr 		English to die because you are old or ill/sick
to die with the boots on
Nu MD Fr 		English Die while actively occupied
to drop dead
Nu MD Fr 		English to die suddenly and unexpectedly
to fall like flies
MD Fr 		English To die or fall down in very large numbers
to fly off the handle English To lose one's temper.
to give up the ghost
MD 		English to die
to go against the flow
MD 		English To do, think, or believe things that are different or contrary to those of the majority of people.
to go bananas English If someone becomes very emotional and starts behaving in a crazy way, they go bananas.
to go berserk English To go crazy, especially in anger. The phrase, and the word “berserk” itself, is related to a group of Norse warriors called “berserkers”, who were known for being violently frenzied in battle.
to go bung
MD 		English
to go nuts English To say that a person has gone nuts means that they have become completely foolish, eccentric or mad.
to go off the deep end English (slang)
To become crazy or irrational.
to go out of one's mind English If you ask someone if they have gone out of their mind, you think they are crazy, foolish or insane.
to go stir-crazy English If a person goes stir-crazy, they become very agitated or nervous because they have been confined to a place for too long.
to have a screw loose English If someone has a screw loose, their behaviour is strange and they appear slightly mad.
to have bats in the belfry English If you say that somebody has bats in the belfry, you mean that they are eccentric or crazy.
to have one foot in the grave
MD Fr 		English Be near death through old age or illness.
to have rocks in one's head English Silly or crazy.
to hop the stick
Ct MD Fr 		English to die
to hop the twig
MD Fr 		English to die
to kick the bucket
MD Fr 		English To die
to lose one's marbles English If someone loses their marbles, they become mentally confused, or no longer behave sensibly or rationally.
to meet one's maker
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to pass on
MD 		English to die
to pass away
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to peg out
Ct MD Fr 		English to die
to pop off
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to pop your clogs
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to rock out with (one's) cock out English (vulgar slang)
To party, especially in a wild, crazy, or uninhibited manner.
to shuffle off this mortal coil
Nu MD Fr 		English to die
to snuff it
MD Fr 		English to die
to take leave of one's senses English To say to someone 'have you taken leave of your senses?' means that you think their behaviour is crazy.
to think out if the box English To think of something that is beyond what is considered usual, traditional, or conventional.
to wig out English Freaking out, going crazy, out of control.
tocar campanes Català Estar loco, tener las facultades mentales alteradas
tocar valsos Català Perder la facultad de razonar o dejar de comportarse con cordura
tödlich verletzt sein Deutsch estar herido de muerte

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