How to pronounce “tetched in the haid”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (dialect) Alternative form of touched in the head.

Practice Nearby Words

shafted, dipped, teed off, shook up, torqued off, cut up, beat, mashed on, hard-pressed, beat up, round the twist, thrown, shot, lit up, hooped, heated, screwed, hustly, pilled, ascared, away with the fairies, off one's face, taken aback, gone, near as a toucher, cashed, hard done by, rode hard and put up wet, dead on one's feet, bang up, toes up, tripping, arse about, bedone, bored out of one's tree, out on one's ear, stuck on, done brown, out on one's feet, down for the count, up a height, caught on the hop, over one's head, arse about face, bent on, in a bake, chopped, out of one's depth, moded, hoisted by one's own petard, boned, shook-up, pressed for time, hot on, high and dry, stuck up, ha ha only serious, backed, hoisted with one's own petard, having a moment, snakebit, red in the face, caught raiding the cookie jar, hoisted on one's own petard, double-tongued, gone fishing, hoist by one's own petard, het up, knocked over with a feather, up on, done up like a kipper, sleeping at the switch, caught with the cookie jar, quick on one's feet, taken short, put-out, caught with one's pants down, in dickie's meadow, packed to the rafters, stiff, laced-up, slow off the mark, hell-bent, up to something, more than you can shake a stick at, hot on someone's heels, woke, hoist on one's own petard, off the hook, peed off, three sheets to the wind, wido, caught stealing, down pat, through the mill, hoist with one's own petard, tore up, down to the short strokes, teeth-baring, off pat

Similar Sounds

teaching aid, cat in the hat, detonate, detonated, distended, destinate, stick-in-the-mud, strengthened, st vincent, sounding lead