loco
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9.9
- adjective
- /ˈloʊkoʊ/
- Offensive
- Please, if Ford loco sponsor our podcast, I would lose my mind.
Examples
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Adobo loco That means crazy house.
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Here we go here we go You guys a little a little home loco ho vibes with a little bag.
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I see the spark in you and you know, I see no loco, no sense.
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I ain't quick enough for him, but I'm loco enough to try.
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I'm loco.
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I'm loco.
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I'm loco.
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He's gone completely loco.
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WELL, HENRY WAS LOCO, AND YOU'RE LOCO FOR NOT TRUSTING LOVE.
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After weeks of isolation, she started to feel a bit loco and began talking to her plants.
Synonyms
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4.1
Mentally ill and unable to think or behave in a normal way
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8.6
Very crazy or doing things that show bad judgment
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5.9
Odd in a funny or silly way
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5.0
Acting in a wild and uncontrolled way
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7.2
Being a little crazy in a funny or strange way
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8.2
Strange and silly in a way people call crazy
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8.0
Acting or feeling very strange
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5.8
Silly in a way that is slightly funny
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8.0
Slightly strange in a funny, pleasant way
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7.9
A person who behaves in a slightly crazy or silly way
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8.6
Very wild and out of control, seeming crazy
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8.4
Slightly strange in the way a person thinks or behaves
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8.6
Used informally to describe someone who behaves in a strange or silly way
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9.3
A bit crazy or silly in a strange way
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7.4
Someone who acts a little crazy
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8.1
Acting strange or not thinking clearly
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7.7
Funny in a strange or silly way
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8.2
Being silly and slightly crazy in a way that seems funny and harmless
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8.5
Someone who behaves in a slightly strange or silly way
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8.8
Acting very silly and not thinking in a sensible way
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9.3
To be very confused or act in a strange way
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9.8
Strange in a funny or slightly crazy way
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8.4
Being a little crazy or foolish
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9.9
Very crazy and wild in a way that seems out of control
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A disease in farm animals from eating locoweed that makes them weak and tremble
- US
A plant that grows in small clumps with purple, pink, or white flowers in the dry southwest United States
How Crazy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Loco is Spanish slang that means 'crazy' and is used in English as an informal word for odd or wild behavior. A helpful way to remember it is that it is related to local and location ('place'), so being 'loco' is like being 'out of place' or not acting normal, which explains the meaning 'crazy'.