cray
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- adjective
- /kreɪ/
- Slang
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- The party was so cray that everyone danced all night and had a blast.
Dopamine goes Cray Cray, Cray Cray.
- Dopamine goes Cray Cray, Cray Cray.
- And then people go Cray, Cray and they get the chasing stuff and get the fever.
- So when I was younger, I really could have used this because my brows were Cray Cray.
- So I want to go find them and show you guys and given this video we've we've seen Little Miss Gigi, our little Cray Cray girl.
Examples
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Her outfit for the concert was cray, with bright colors and fun patterns that turned heads.
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And then people go Cray, Cray and they get the chasing stuff and get the fever.
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Now all of a sudden you land at that team on that football program without your vision is Cray Cray, right?
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And reportedly, Trump is all in on the Cray Cray.
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Well, I mean, Disney could have went a little Cray too, but we ended up in police stations so got very, very Cray.
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That's Cray Cray, Cray, Cray Cray that is, that is huge.
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And I just thought it was worth showing you that Matalan have gone Christmas Cray Cray.
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so as long as you can nail that pad space and not hit the one next to it, then you're good. My success rate today is Cray Cray.
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If you are still open to it, I say go for it, but I would recommend staying away from some of these groups and some of these YouTube people because they are cray-cray.
Blog text (15) -
After the surprise announcement, the crowd went completely cray with excitement.
Synonyms
Funny and a bit strange, like a silly film or party
Antonyms
How Crazy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cray is a slang short form of crazy. Think of it as 'crazy' with the end cut off, which is why cray now means something very 'wild' or 'extreme'.