gaga
- adjective
- /ˈɡæɡə/
- Informal
- You're really gaga about Audrey, aren't you?
- so gaga
Examples
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Who was that girl you were so gaga over?
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He's totally gaga for that cum-dumpster.
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She is giving me old school Gaga and I love it.
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Yeah, you know, I was doing little Gaga nuances that she had going on.
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I can't see why everyone is so absolutely gaga about her.
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It looks super black, really bold, very Gaga, feels very Gaga.
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I think that that that those kind of combos like Gaga and Tony Bennett made me smile.
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And once you've done that, you have those Gaga nude lined precious lips.
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Even the ones I wasn't totally gaga over—the ones I was only kind of head over heels for—
Blog text (20) -
Everyone was gaga over the new superhero movie, praising its special effects.
Synonyms
Very enthusiastic or excited, often in a way that seems unreasonable
Very strongly interested in someone or something and thinking about them all the time
Very enthusiastic about someone or something
Very much in love with a person, place, or thing
Very much in love with someone or something and often thinking only about them
Extremely fond of someone or something
Feeling very excited and eager about something
Antonyms
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gaga probably comes from baby talk ga-ga, like 'baby sounds' little children make when they are excited; a helpful way to remember this is to picture someone acting like an excited child, so to be gaga over someone or something is to be very enthusiastic or infatuated.