Have a head for


1.
Also, have a good or strong head for.
2.
Be able to tolerate, as in Nell has no head for liquor, or Luckily I have a good head for heights. [ Early 1800s ]
3.
Have a mental aptitude for, as in She has a good head for figures and straightened out the statistics in no time. [ Early 1900s ]

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