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Latest post Fri, Aug 10 2007 6:52 PM by Clive. 1 replies.
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Lkw2007  +  402912 Fri, 10 Aug 07 05:57 PM

What does this sentence"you are outcha mind." mean

Could you tell me the meaning of a word"outcha" and the usage?

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Clive  +  402934 Fri, 10 Aug 07 06:52 PM

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

What does this sentencemean

Could you tell me the meaning of a word"outcha" and the usage?

'outcha' is not a word. It seems to be a phonetic representation of 'out of your', ie the correct spelling would be "You are out of your mind."  This means 'You are crazy'. 

However, I've never heard people use that pronunciation. More normal pronunciation would sound like 'Yer outayer mind'.

Best wishes, Clive 
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