crazy
/ˈkreɪzi/
noun
- A person who behaves in a very foolish, wild, or strange way.
- Only a crazy would try to climb that cliff without ropes.
- Don't listen to that crazy; he doesn't know what he's talking about.
- The movie was about a crazy who thought he could talk to aliens.
adjective
- Very foolish, not sensible, or having ideas that are not based on reason.
- He's crazy to think he can finish all that work by noon.
- Don't be crazy; you'll get hurt if you jump from that height.
- That's a crazy idea — we can't build a bridge in one day.
- Extremely enthusiastic or excited about something.
- She's crazy about horses and rides every weekend.
- The kids went crazy when they saw the birthday cake.
- He's crazy for video games and plays them all night.
- Very angry or annoyed.
- He went crazy when he saw the scratch on his new car.
- My mom was crazy at me for breaking the window.
- The teacher got crazy with the class for not doing their homework.
- Used to describe something that is very surprising, unusual, or extreme.
- The weather has been crazy this week: snow, then sun, then rain.
- I had a crazy dream last night about flying elephants.
- The party was crazy — there were over 200 people there.
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