(British colloquial) insane; crazy.
(British
slang)
insane; crazy.
(British
slang)
insane; crazy. Used figuratively in this lecture.
insane; crazy.
insane; crazy. This
bird's around the bend or something like that.
-Handling ARC Breaks (28 May 63) (British
slang)
insane; crazy. Just go overboard with it, just go crazy with it,
drive everybody around the bend with it, see?
- A Summary of Study (4 Aug. 64) (British
slang)
insane; crazy. Now, we had one
case here, actually, that for about five months was driving us all around the bend.
-Briefing of Review Auditors (14 Oct. 65) insane; crazy. Now, while he's doing this, what drives some auditors around the bend is he puts in a
lot of additional itsas.
- The Itsa Line (20 Aug. 63) (British
colloquial)
insane; crazy. And when it was applied to the
Comm-
Member system only,
staff members-seeing that that was
vital and that it would speed up their
lines and make things much easier-
tried to put it into the internal
communication system of the
organization, thereby driving the
communicator halfway around the bend because all she could do was reject these
despatches when they weren't
comm-
member despatches.
(British
slang)
insane; crazy. Just go overboard with it, just go crazy with itTmakeTdrive everybody around the bend with it, see?
TA Summary of
Study (4
Aug. 64)