This document contains a list of idioms related to thinking, memory, and mental processes. It includes common expressions like "a light-bulb moment" meaning a moment of sudden insight or inspiration, "penny for your thoughts?" meaning what are you thinking about, and "to think outside the box" referring to unconventional or creative thinking. The idioms cover a range of mental states and abilities from forgetfulness to independent thought to getting stuck in preoccupied thinking.
This document contains a list of idioms related to thinking, memory, and mental processes. It includes common expressions like "a light-bulb moment" meaning a moment of sudden insight or inspiration, "penny for your thoughts?" meaning what are you thinking about, and "to think outside the box" referring to unconventional or creative thinking. The idioms cover a range of mental states and abilities from forgetfulness to independent thought to getting stuck in preoccupied thinking.
This document contains a list of idioms related to thinking, memory, and mental processes. It includes common expressions like "a light-bulb moment" meaning a moment of sudden insight or inspiration, "penny for your thoughts?" meaning what are you thinking about, and "to think outside the box" referring to unconventional or creative thinking. The idioms cover a range of mental states and abilities from forgetfulness to independent thought to getting stuck in preoccupied thinking.
a senior moment to be capable of independent thoughts and actions
a shot/stab in the dark it sounds familiar at the back of one’s mind what are you thinking about? by no stretch of the imagination to be preoccupied by something, to be obsessed with something in one ear and out the other mildly preoccupied by but not constantly thought about it rings a bell line of reasoning penny for your thoughts? to think of creative and unconventional solutions to have a brain like a sieve a moment of sudden inspiration or enlightenment out of sight, out of mind if something is no longer visible, you will soon forget about it to have a mind of one’s own to take a figurative journey through one’s memories to have bee in one's bonnet heard but not processed and quickly forgotten to jog someone's memory to react to events effectively without any preparation to slip one’s mind definitely not the case to take a trip down memory lane a guess to think on your feet to cause someone to suddenly remember something to think outside the box a momentary lapse in memory train of thought to be extremely forgetful