crazed
- adjective
- /kreɪzd/
- Crazed by his obsession, he shouted at anyone who crazed by.
- crazed man
So he was, you know, he was crazed, nasty, unhinged.
- So he was, you know, he was crazed, nasty, unhinged.
- They're, they get, you know, some crazed empire fan or something.
- Like the American public, we're not all crazed, you know, psychopaths.
- If you are not willing to risk your life to save a bunch of single digit children who are being shot by a crazed gunman, you're in the wrong line of work.
- They too belong to the crazed world of demand and supply.
- They, they predicted this, this, this, this violent crazed fallout.
Examples
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I wasn't a hormone crazed Romeo when I was a kid.
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Crazed, with no option of turning back, he dashes across the path!
Blog text (10) -
We raise the crazed cup to our lips and do not think.
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You know the ones: "Crazed killer runs loose in a Southern California neighborhood."
Blog text (17) -
Crazed, Jacob runs toward them.
Fiction book (1990) -
Like the American public, we're not all crazed, you know, psychopaths.
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Crazed fans cause near-riot March 11, 2011: Liverpool, England
Academic text (2011) -
Crazed and in love.
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Crazed, the old man stood up wild-eyed and bore down hard with the whip and yanked angrily at the reins.
Fiction book (1996) -
The crazed crowd surged forward, desperate for a glimpse of the celebrity.
Synonyms
Very excited and unable to stay calm
Not able to think or act in a normal, reasonable way
Being a little crazy in a funny or strange way
A person who is not thinking or acting in a normal and safe way
Very wild and out of control, seeming crazy
Acting or speaking in a wild, not sensible way
Having a staring, wide-eyed look that shows fear or strong excitement
Being very angry or excited and out of control
Very frightened or upset and not thinking clearly
Very crazy and wild in a way that seems out of control
Acting or feeling very strange
Very angry and acting out of control
Very excited and unable to stay calm
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How Insane
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Etymology
The word crazed comes from an old idea of being 'cracked' or broken, because the related word craze once meant to make cracks. So, to call someone crazed is to say their mind seems 'cracked', which is why it now means wild or out-of-control behavior.