Pronunciation: /bi wʌn ˈsændwɪtʃ ʃɔrt ʌv ə ˈpɪknɪk/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 He seems to be one sandwich short of a picnic.
A2 She's always forgetting things, she must be one sandwich short of a picnic.
B1 The new employee is nice, but he's a bit one sandwich short of a picnic.
B2 Despite his intelligence, some people think he's one sandwich short of a picnic.
C1 Her eccentric behavior often makes others wonder if she's one sandwich short of a picnic.
C2 The CEO's bizarre decisions have led many to believe he may be one sandwich short of a picnic.
verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence
A1 He seems to be one sandwich short of a picnic.
A2 She acted like she was one sandwich short of a picnic.
B1 The new employee is always forgetting things, he's definitely one sandwich short of a picnic.
B2 After hearing his strange theories, I think he might be one sandwich short of a picnic.
C1 His erratic behavior suggests he could be one sandwich short of a picnic.
C2 The way she talks to herself in public makes me think she's one sandwich short of a picnic.
adjective a word that describes or gives more information about a noun or pronoun
A1 He seems to be one sandwich short of a picnic.
A2 She acts like she's one sandwich short of a picnic sometimes.
B1 The new employee is nice, but I think he's one sandwich short of a picnic.
B2 The politician's erratic behavior makes him seem one sandwich short of a picnic.
C1 Despite his intelligence, his eccentricities make him appear one sandwich short of a picnic.
C2 The artist's unconventional approach to his work makes him come across as one sandwich short of a picnic.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 He always forgets his keys, he must be one sandwich short of a picnic.
A2 She keeps talking to herself, she might be one sandwich short of a picnic.
B1 After getting lost for the third time, he realized he was one sandwich short of a picnic.
B2 Despite his intelligence, his behavior sometimes makes me think he's one sandwich short of a picnic.
C1 Her eccentricities make her seem like she's one sandwich short of a picnic, but she's actually quite brilliant.
C2 The CEO's erratic decisions led many to believe he was one sandwich short of a picnic, but his success proved otherwise.
article a word that is used to limit a noun, indicating whether the noun is specific or unspecific
A1 He always forgets his keys, he must be one sandwich short of a picnic.
A2 She keeps talking to herself, I think she's one sandwich short of a picnic.
B1 After getting lost for the third time, I realized I must be one sandwich short of a picnic.
B2 His bizarre behavior made me think he might be one sandwich short of a picnic.
C1 Despite his intelligence, his lack of common sense makes me think he's one sandwich short of a picnic.
C2 The politician's controversial statement led many to believe he was one sandwich short of a picnic.
formal He may be one sandwich short of a picnic, as his ideas are often illogical.
informal I think she's one sandwich short of a picnic if she believes that story.
slang That guy is definitely one sandwich short of a picnic if he thinks he can pull that off.
figurative Her behavior lately makes me think she's one sandwich short of a picnic.
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