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    Weather sayings

    What does “head in the clouds” mean?

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    Looking out of your window…

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    Daydreaming, not paying attention to what is happening around you.

    “Sorry, had my head in the clouds. What did you say?”

    Get roasted by your own forecastFree, no account, and you pick how rude I get.

    Where it comes from

    From the picture of someone so lost in thought they are floating above everyone else.

    What I think of “head in the clouds”

    • Head in the clouds: lovely view, terrible signal.
    • If your head is in the clouds, at least check whether they are rain clouds.
    • Some people have their head in the clouds. I have the clouds in my head. It is a living.

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    Sources: Common English usage.