what’s wrong with this picture?
what’s wrong with this picture? phrase: pointing out that a current situation, plan, or set of circumstances does not make sense, or contains an obvious flaw.
Phrase
what’s wrong with this picture?
- Pointing out that a current situation, plan, or set of circumstances does not make sense, or contains an obvious flaw.
Origin of what’s wrong with this picture?
May have originated from a section in the children’s magazine Highlights, in which a drawing of a seemingly ordinary situation is shown, along with various outlandish and nonsensical gags.
Questions about what’s wrong with this picture?
- What does what’s wrong with this picture? mean?
- What’s wrong with this picture? means pointing out that a current situation, plan, or set of circumstances does not make sense, or contains an obvious flaw.
- What part of speech is what’s wrong with this picture??
- What’s wrong with this picture? is a phrase.
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