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What does wool in your head mean?

"Wool in your head" is a slang expression that means someone is confused, dazed, or not thinking clearly. It's often used humorously.

Here are some ways it's used:

* "You've got wool in your head if you think you can win that race!"

* "He's got wool in his head if he thinks he can get away with that."

* "I must have had wool in my head to forget my keys!"

The expression likely originates from the image of wool being tangled or blocking someone's thoughts, creating a sense of confusion.

It's important to note that while the expression is usually humorous, it can also be slightly insulting, implying someone is not being logical or reasonable.

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