crazy 音标拼音: [kr'ezi]
a . 疯狂的;蠢的;狂热的,热衷的
疯狂的;蠢的;狂热的,热衷的
crazy adj 1 :
affected with madness or insanity ; "
a man who had gone mad " [
synonym : {
brainsick }, {
crazy }, {
demented }, {
disturbed },
{
mad }, {
sick }, {
unbalanced }, {
unhinged }]
2 :
foolish ;
totally unsound ; "
a crazy scheme "; "
half -
baked ideas "; "
a screwball proposal without a prayer of working "
[
synonym : {
crazy }, {
half -
baked }, {
screwball }, {
softheaded }]
3 :
possessed by inordinate excitement ; "
the crowd went crazy ";
"
was crazy to try his new bicycle "
4 :
bizarre or fantastic ; "
had a crazy dream "; "
wore a crazy hat "
5 :
intensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with ; "
crazy about cars and racing "; "
he is potty about her " [
synonym :
{
crazy }, {
wild }, {
dotty }, {
gaga }]
n 1 :
someone deranged and possibly dangerous [
synonym : {
crazy },
{
loony }, {
looney }, {
nutcase }, {
weirdo }]
Crazy \
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a . [
From {
Craze }.]
1 .
Characterized by weakness or feebleness ;
decrepit ;
broken ;
falling to decay ;
shaky ;
unsafe .
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1913 Webster ]
Piles of mean andcrazy houses . --
Macaulay .
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One of great riches ,
but a crazy constitution .
--
Addison .
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They . . .
got a crazy boat to carry them to the island . --
Jeffrey .
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2 .
Broken ,
weakened ,
or dissordered in intellect ;
shattered ;
demented ;
deranged .
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Over moist and crazy brains . --
Hudibras .
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3 .
Inordinately desirous ;
foolishly eager . [
Colloq .]
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The girls were crazy to be introduced to him . --
R .
B .
Kimball .
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{
Crazy bone },
the bony projection at the end of the elbow (
olecranon ),
behind which passes the ulnar nerve ; --
so called on account of the curiously painful tingling felt ,
when ,
in a particular position ,
it receives a blow ; --
called also {
funny bone }.
{
Crazy quilt },
a bedquilt made of pieces of silk or other material of various sizes ,
shapes ,
and colors ,
fancifully stitched together without definite plan or arrangement .
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1913 Webster ]
239 Moby Thesaurus words for "
crazy ":
abnormal ,
absurd ,
anamorphous ,
ape ,
apish ,
arrested ,
asinine ,
askew ,
asymmetric ,
avid ,
babbling ,
backward ,
balmy ,
bananas ,
barmy ,
bats ,
batty ,
befooled ,
beguiled ,
bent ,
bereft of reason ,
besotted ,
beyond belief ,
bicolor ,
bicolored ,
big ,
bizarre ,
blithering ,
bonkers ,
bowed ,
brainless ,
brainsick ,
buffoonish ,
burbling ,
certifiable ,
cockamamie ,
cockeyed ,
colorful ,
colory ,
contorted ,
crackbrained ,
cracked ,
crackers ,
crackpot ,
crazed ,
credulous ,
cretinistic ,
cretinous ,
crooked ,
crumpled ,
crunched ,
cuckoo ,
daedal ,
daffy ,
daft ,
damned ,
dazed ,
deluded ,
demented ,
deprived of reason ,
deranged ,
deviative ,
dichromatic ,
dippy ,
disoriented ,
distorted ,
distraught ,
dithering ,
divers -
colored ,
dizzy ,
doting ,
dotty ,
dreadful ,
driveling ,
drooling ,
dumb ,
eager ,
enthusiastic ,
erratic ,
excited ,
extravagant ,
fantastic ,
fatuitous ,
fatuous ,
flaked -
out ,
flaky ,
flighty ,
fond ,
fool ,
foolheaded ,
foolish ,
fuddled ,
futile ,
gaga ,
goofy ,
grotesque ,
gulled ,
half -
baked ,
half -
witted ,
hallucinated ,
harebrained ,
harlequin ,
high -
flown ,
idiotic ,
ill -
considered ,
imbecile ,
imbecilic ,
impracticable ,
impractical ,
imprudent ,
inane ,
incredible ,
inept ,
infatuated ,
insane ,
irrational ,
irregular ,
kaleidoscopic ,
keen ,
keen on ,
kooky ,
labyrinthine ,
larruping ,
laughable ,
lawful ,
loco ,
loony ,
lopsided ,
ludicrous ,
lunatic ,
mad ,
maddened ,
main ,
maniac ,
manic ,
many -
colored ,
maudlin ,
maundering ,
mazed ,
medley ,
mental ,
mentally defective ,
mentally deficient ,
mentally handicapped ,
mentally retarded ,
meshuggah ,
mongoloid ,
monstrous ,
moon -
struck ,
moonstruck ,
moronic ,
motley ,
multicolor ,
multicolored ,
multicolorous ,
non compos ,
non compos mentis ,
nonsensical ,
nonsymmetric ,
not all there ,
not right ,
nuts ,
nutty ,
odd ,
of unsound mind ,
off ,
one -
sided ,
outrageous ,
outre ,
parti -
color ,
parti -
colored ,
pointless ,
polychromatic ,
polychrome ,
polychromic ,
poppycockish ,
possessed ,
potty ,
preposterous ,
prismal ,
psycho ,
queer ,
rash ,
reasonless ,
reckless ,
retarded ,
ridiculous ,
risible ,
round the bend ,
sappy ,
screwball ,
screwy ,
senseless ,
sentimental ,
shot ,
shot through ,
sick ,
silly ,
simple ,
simpleminded ,
simpletonian ,
slobbering ,
spectral ,
sprung ,
stark -
mad ,
stark -
staring mad ,
strange ,
stupid ,
subnormal ,
tetched ,
thoughtless ,
thunder and lightning ,
tortuous ,
touched ,
trichromatic ,
trichromic ,
tricolor ,
tricolored ,
twisted ,
two -
tone ,
unbalanced ,
unhinged ,
unsane ,
unsettled ,
unsound ,
unsymmetric ,
unworkable ,
varicolored ,
variegated ,
versicolor ,
versicolored ,
wacky ,
wandering ,
warped ,
weird ,
wet ,
wild ,
witless ,
zealous
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