meshuga
- adjective
- /məˈʃuːɡə/
- Offensive
- After hearing his wild conspiracy theories, I realized he was acting meshuga.
Examples
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He tries to do right by her and is truly meshuga.
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That kid is totally meshuga.
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But maybe it isn't all that meshuga.
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"You really are meshuga."
Fiction book (1997) -
His suggestions seemed completely meshuga and out of touch with reality.
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When she started dancing on the table, everyone thought she was being meshuga.
Synonyms
Being very foolish or behaving in a crazy way
Acting very silly and not thinking clearly
Behaving in a way that seems crazy or foolish
Antonyms
How Crazy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Meshuga comes from Yiddish and the Hebrew word meshugah, which means 'crazy'. So, calling someone or something meshuga is like saying it is 'mad' or senseless.