"off one's trolley" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1919, American Guild of Organists, American Organist, volume 2, page 409",
          "text": "The Romance is the best part of the four movements. One is a bit off one’s trolley at such times and I should surely write a better Suite at this time after twenty years of sober reflection.",
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          "text": "On the whole, bodily symptoms have at least the consolatory fact about them, that they replace mental symptoms, fears of going off one’s trolley; and I suppose that, if I got rid of all the physical symptoms, things would but have been cleared away for a new worry about mental ones?"
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          "ref": "2006, Mike Ollerton, Getting the Buggers to Add Up, Continuum International Publishing Group, page 164",
          "text": "Being slightly off one’s trolley\nUppermost in my list of top four teaching behaviours is being ever-so-slightly crazy ... to keep students guessing whether or not I have lost my marbles, and being not quite so predictable.",
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        "Having gone mad; insane."
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        "(informal, humorous, idiomatic) Having gone mad; insane."
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