To Use Your Loaf (Origin)

What Is the Origin of the "To Use Your Loaf"?

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Meaning to use one�s common sense, the phrase to use your loaf is derived from the cockney rhyming slang for head which is loaf of bread. To Use Your Loaf (Origin)

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To Use Your Loaf

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Can you use your loaf? Put yourself in her shoes!
You have to start using your loaf if you want to pass your exams.
Our politicians need to start using their loaves.

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