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gila

gila

9.9
Showing great excitement and acting in a wild, out of control way
  • adjective
  • /ˈɡiːlə/
  • Slang
translation icon : gila
  • Fans went gila when the band finally appeared on stage.

Examples

  • The party last night was absolutely gila with everyone dancing until dawn.

  • He has a gila personality that everyone loves.

  • He has a gila sense of humor that always surprises his friends.

  • That party was so gila!

  • Fans went gila when the band finally appeared on stage.

  • The party last night was absolutely gila with everyone dancing until dawn.

  • He has a gila sense of humor that always surprises his friends.

Synonyms

loco
vsgila
  • Offensive
49 9.8

A person who behaves in a strange or wild way

is crazier and often shows strong excited enthusiasm
goofball
vsgila
  • Slang
23 7.5

A silly person who acts funny to make others laugh

is wilder and more intensely enthusiastic rather than playful
ouf
vsgila
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who behaves in a wild or strange way

is wilder and more energetically enthusiastic

Compounds

1 8.4

A large lizard with bright orange and black skin that has venom in its bite but is usually not aggressive

A very dry area in southern Arizona with plants like cacti and wild animals

A river in the southwestern United States that flows through New Mexico and Arizona to the Colorado River

How Wild

insane
  • Offensive
184 4.1
gila
  • Slang
9.9
wild
355 4.2
zany
12 7.6
quirky
67 4.4
odd
798 1.0

Surface Forms

gila positive

Etymology

Gila comes from Malay and Indonesian gila, which means 'crazy' or 'mad'. So using gila in slang is a way to say someone or something is very wild, excited, or 'crazy', which is why fans can go gila at a show.