wild
/waɪld/
Meanings
Living or growing in its natural state; not domesticated or cultivated. (e.g., wild animals, wild flowers)
Uncontrolled, unrestrained, or unruly; not subject to human control. (e.g., wild behavior, a wild party)
Extremely enthusiastic or excited. (e.g., wild applause)
Rash, foolish, or impractical. (e.g., a wild idea, wild speculation)
(Of hair or a beard) disheveled or untidy.
(In card games) able to be substituted for any other card. (e.g., a wild card)
In a wild manner; without control or restraint. (e.g., running wild)
Examples
The new documentary explores the incredible resilience of wild animals in extreme environments.
The crowd went wild when their favorite band took the stage, cheering and singing along.
Many city dwellers dream of escaping to the wild for a peaceful retreat, away from the hustle and bustle.