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Les expressions "tête sans cervelle" et "avoir une araignée au plafond / au cerveau" sont synonymes ??
Les expressions "tête sans cervelle" et "avoir une araignée au plafond / au cerveau" sont synonymes ??
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- French (France)
Première expression : être stupide, sans "jugeote".
Seconde expression : être fou, "dérangé".
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