One Sandwich Short Of A Picnic Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does One Sandwich Short Of A Picnic Idiom mean?

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one sandwich short of a picnic What does one sandwich short of a picnic mean?	not very smart	The janitor is one sandwich short of a picnic and he makes many mistakes.
one sandwich short of a picnic What does one sandwich short of a picnic mean?	not very smart	The janitor is one sandwich short of a picnic and he makes many mistakes.
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a taste of things to come What does "a taste of things to come" mean?	a sample of the events that are to occur in the future	The tax increase was a taste of things to come with the new government.

have been around What does "have been around" mean?	have been to many places and done many things, be experienced	My brother has been around and has been overseas many times.
Strange at the best of times What does "Strange at the best of times" mean?	To describe someone or something as really weird or unpleasant in a mild way.
get the better of (someone) What does "get the better of (someone)" mean?	to beat/defeat (someone), to win against someone	My friend got the better of me and won the tennis match.
rock-bottom offer What does "rock-bottom offer" mean?	the lowest price that one can offer to buy something	The buyer made a rock-bottom offer to buy our product.
ramble on about (someone or something) What does "ramble on about (someone or something)" mean?	to talk aimlessly and endlessly about someone or something	My friend spent the entire evening rambling on about his problems at work.
airhead What does "airhead" mean?	dimwit; stupid person (usually said of women).	She's a total airhead, can't even spell her own name.
by the handful What does "by the handful" mean?	by the amount that one can measure in one handful	We were able to pick strawberries by the handful in the small field.
feel out of place What does "feel out of place" mean?	to feel that one does not belong in a place or situation	I sometimes feel out of place when I go to an expensive restaurant.

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One Sandwich Short Of A Picnic Idiom