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What idiomatic expression means a smart person?

There are many idiomatic expressions that describe a smart person. Here are a few, with varying nuances:

General intelligence:

* Sharp as a tack: This implies quick wit and mental agility.

* Bright as a button: This suggests a lively and intelligent mind.

* A whiz kid: This phrase is used for someone young and exceptionally talented or intelligent.

* A quick study: This implies someone who learns quickly and easily.

* A genius: This is a very strong term for someone with exceptional intellectual ability.

Other expressions:

* Have a head on their shoulders: This suggests someone with good judgment and common sense.

* Think outside the box: This describes someone who is creative and original in their thinking.

* Know their stuff: This indicates someone who is knowledgeable and competent in their field.

* A master of their craft: This applies to someone who excels in a specific skill or profession.

The best idiom to use depends on the specific context and the specific kind of intelligence you want to emphasize.

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