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Mind & Brain & End

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  • Be so worried, tired, etc. that you feel you can no longer deal with a difficult or upsetting situation. Use "END".
    be at the end of you tether
  • To have spare time but no idea what to do with it. Use "END".
    be at the loose end
  • You must not be in your ____________ if you think that breaking up their wedding is a good idea.
    right mind
  • The ghost story didn’t f_ _ _  the children.
    faze
  • Obtain information by questioning someone who is better informed about a subject than oneself. Use "BRAIN"
    pick someone's brain
  • I don't g _ _ _ _ your meaning.
    grasp
  • The emigration of scientists, technologists, academics, etc, for better pay, or conditions. Use "BRAIN"
    brain drain
  • All this noise in the house, day in, day out—I feel like I'm going ________________! Use "MIND"
    out of my mind
  • Having or showing a well-developed intellect. B_ _ _ _ _
    brainy
  • What's this idiom?
    see it in (one's) mind's eye
  • Manage on the money you earn; manage to survive with very little money. Use "END"
    make ends meet
  • Be unable to decide between alternatives. Use "MIND"
    be in two minds
  • Comepletely misunderstand something.
    get hold of the wrong end of the stick
  • To try to recall something. Use "MIND".
    cast (one's) mind back
  • A task requiring little mental effort. M_ _ _ _ _ _ _
    mindless
  • It's been three years since we broke up, but I still can't seem to put her _______________.
    out of my mind
  • puzzled, confused B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
    bewildered
  • A sudden clever idea. B_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
    brainwave