Verb
To not know at all.
To be mistaken; to not have a correct idea.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAnd the wonderful thing is that 3/4 of the population of the world imagine that Churchill is one of the Strategists of History, a second Marlborough, and the other 1/4 have no idea what a public menace he is and has been throughout this war! Source: Internet
Are you going to send a letter to your friend but you have no idea what zip code to mention in the letter? Source: Internet
Asked what, other than 16 shots, was different about this year, Casey said, “I have no idea. Source: Internet
As Labour, Training and Skills Development Minister Monte McNaughton said in an interview last year, most young people know what steps to take to become a doctor, but have no idea how to become a skilled tradesperson. Source: Internet
As they rehearse, perform and prepare for a major concert, these extraordinary musicians have no idea how much the orchestra will change their lives in poignant and powerful ways. Source: Internet
BlazeTrailer: What that the article doesn't say is that they have no idea Sydney is burning but rather are participating in some live show labeled "all male review" Source: Internet