Be out of your tree

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phrase

To be extremely crazy or foolish.

You must be out of your tree if you think I'm going to do that.
Visual representation of "be out of your tree" - To be extremely crazy or foolish

Often appears as...

  • must be out of your tree
  • are you out of your tree?

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Idiomatic, Colloquial

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Visual representation of "be out of your tree"
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Connotation

Expresses strong disbelief or amazement at someone's actions or ideas.

Illustration for Connotation
He's out of his tree for trying to skateboard off the roof!
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Not Literal

Used figuratively; it doesn't mean someone is physically in a tree.

Illustration for Not Literal
She puts ketchup on everything, even ice cream – she's out of her tree!
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Casual Use

Typically used in informal situations among friends or peers.

Illustration for Casual Use
You're out of your tree if you think that's the correct answer.
Visual representation of the word "Be out of your tree"

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