crazy
- adjective
- /ˈkreɪzi/
- Informal
- The itching is driving me crazy.
- go crazy
This next week is a crazy week, a crazy week.
- This next week is a crazy week, a crazy week.
- Why the tease is because people get crazy on both sides.
- Remember, We can go crazy and paint the feathers purple.
- But yes, it might sound crazy, but crazy wins.
- There goes that is so crazy love that for me.
- They have a ton of crazy war vehicles out buds.
- That's absolutely crazy, but I love that for her.
- But he puts the craziest MF Rs ever.
Examples
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Judith, you know that I'm just crazy in love with you, okay?
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You're so darn conscientious, you're driving yourself crazy.
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OK, it's kind of crazy, but it works.
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Yeah, no, it's it's it's pretty crazy, but good fun.
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But I mean, am I crazy or does that look pretty good?
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This year is going to get so crazy so quick, I can feel it.
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Stay safe, stay smart and this whole crazy thing will pass I promise.
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This next week is a crazy week, a crazy week.
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My aunt would be crazy about you.
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She was crazy about the new art exhibit and couldn't stop talking about it.
Synonyms
Very foolish and risky because of bad judgment
Very excited and unable to stay calm
Very enthusiastic about someone or something
Being a little crazy in a funny or strange way
Very excited about someone or something you like a lot
Very strong support for an idea or cause without question
Very wild and out of control, seeming crazy
Very excited and unable to control strong feelings
Something, like a person or an idea, that is very strange
Acting or speaking in a wild, not sensible way
Having a staring, wide-eyed look that shows fear or strong excitement
Feeling too excited or eager in a way that bothers other people
Very excited and attracted to someone or something
Acting in a wild and uncontrolled way
Very strange and silly in a way that seems crazy
Very frightened or upset and not thinking clearly
Very excited about something or someone
Showing wild, irrational behavior
Very excited and unable to stay calm
Extremely fond of someone or something
Being very excited and out of control
Very crazy and wild in a way that seems out of control
Very crazy or doing things that show bad judgment
Acting or feeling very strange
Very silly or clearly crazy
Very silly and wild in a playful way
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
To let strong, uncontrolled feelings make your life worse
To have sex or start a romantic relationship with someone who is emotionally unstable and likely to cause trouble
Compounds
- Specialized
A western North American plant that makes farm animals sick if they eat it
How Enthusiastic
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crazy is also linked to the word craze, which means a sudden 'fad' or strong excitement. That's why being crazy about something means you are very enthusiastic or excited.