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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

GONE OFF THE DEEP END FROM

Hi friends of the forum,
could someone help me with that?:

'...and then Woody Shaw had GONE OFF THE DEEP END FROM drugs before he could get all the recognition I thought he would get.'
Does it mean that Woody Shaw went deep into drugs before he could demonstrate his value?

Thanks to everybody.
  

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You need to start finding your idioms by yourself, Jo:-)

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with:
"off the deep end" dictionary
(the quotations are important, try to experiment with several versions such as:
"gone off the deep end" dictionary

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