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crazy

AdjectiveTransitive Verb
pl: nullpast: nullpp: nulling: nullcomp: craziersup: craziest

This word occupies a broad spectrum from clinical pathology to high-energy excitement. In modern casual conversation, it rarely refers to actual psychosis and instead functions as an intensifier to describe something surprising, shocking, or impressive. It carries a vibration of instability, whether that instability is mental, emotional, or situational. Using this term in a formal or medical setting is generally avoided as it is seen as reductive or insensitive. Instead, it thrives in informal settings to express a lack of boundaries or a defiance of logic, often conveying a sense of playful rebellion or overwhelming intensity.

Meanings

Adjective

Mentally deranged or insane.

"He was declared legally crazy."

Adjective

Extremely enthusiastic about something.

"She is crazy about vintage motorcycles."

Adjective

Foolish, irrational, or lacking common sense.

"That is a crazy idea for a business."

Adjective

Wildly chaotic or hectic.

"The traffic in downtown Tokyo is absolutely crazy."

Transitive Verb
[someone]

To make someone feel frustrated or annoyed.

"The sound of the dripping faucet is driving me crazy."

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