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British Slang: Marbles

Marbles means mind, reason, and wits—or brain cells. For example: 'To lose one's marbles.' Learn the definition from the English-Bulgarian dictionary and discover how to learn English from home.

Marbles

Mind, reason, wits.

Brain cells.

For example: To lose one's marbles.

Definition from the English-Bulgarian Dictionary:

Marble [ma:bl]:

  • Marble.
  • pl. Marble, a collection of marble statues, a sculptural group made of marble.
  • A game marble.
  • attr. Marble, white as marble, with marble veining, fig. hard, stiff, unfeeling.
  • To paint or streak (wood, etc.) to resemble marble.

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