have all one's buttons



have all one's buttons

Also, have all one's marbles. Be completely sane and rational. For example, Grandma may be in a wheelchair, but she still has all her buttons, or I'm not sure he has all his marbles. These slangy expressions date from the mid-1800s, as do the antonyms lose or be missing some of one's buttons or marbles , meaning "become (or be) mentally deficient."
See also: all, button, have

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Avitus-Ancient Roman
GÜLŞEn-Turkish
PiliPEE-leeSpanish
Darina (2)-Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian
Marlis-German
Cyrillus-Ancient Greek (Latinized)