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Definition of crazier - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
behaviormore foolish or impractical
- His plan to build a rocket in his backyard gets crazier every day.
2.
psychologymore mentally unstable or insane
- After the accident, he seemed even crazier than before.
3.
emotionRare more extremely enthusiastic or passionateRare
- She gets crazier about her favorite band with each new album.
Expressions with crazier
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extremely crazy or eccentric in behavior
He's acting crazier than a loon today!
completely crazy or insane in a very obvious way
He acted crazier than a June bug at the party.
extremely crazy or eccentric in behavior
He's acting crazier than a road lizard today.
Origin of crazier
Old English, craes (craze)
Examples of crazier in a sentence
The crazier the stunt, the more he wanted to try it. The stress made her seem crazier each day. His theories became crazier over time. He gets crazier about football every season. The fans grew crazier with each goal scored.
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- French:plus fou, plus dérangé, ...
- German:törichter, verrückter, ...
- Italian:più folle, più pazzo, ...
- Spanish:más disparatado, más demente, ...
- Portuguese:mais louco, mais insano, ...
- Chinese:更愚蠢, 更加热情, ...
- Japanese:もっと愚か, もっと狂った, ...
- Arabic:أَكْثَرُ حَماقَة, أَكْثَرُ جُنُونًا, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹתֵר מְטוּרָף, מְטוֹרָף יוֹתֵר, ...
- Russian:более безумный, более сумасшедший, ...
- Ukrainian:більш божевільний, більш скажений, ...
- Hindi:और मूर्खतापूर्ण, और पागल, ...
Definition of crazy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The party got crazy after midnight.
2.
- That's a crazy idea, but it just might work..
3.
- He was acting crazy after the accident.
4.
- The plot twist was absolutely crazy.
5.
- She is crazy about classical music..
6.
- The concert was crazy good.
Noun
1.
- He's such a crazy, always doing wild things.
2.
- Stay away from him, he's a crazy.
Expressions with crazy
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very enthusiastic or passionate about something
She is crazy about playing the guitar.
ulnar nerve by the elbow that causes sharp pain or tingling
I hit my crazy bone on the table and my arm tingled.
cause someone to feel extreme annoyance or irritation
His constant humming drives me crazy.
speech that is irrational or nonsensical
His idea of flying cars is just crazy talk.
irritate or annoy someone intensely
His constant humming drives me crazy.
make someone feel very annoyed
His constant humming is starting to drive me crazy.
feel very strong liking or passion for someone or something
She is crazy for chocolate ice cream.
acting irrationally due to strong romantic feelings
She was crazy in love and made impulsive decisions.
become extremely enthusiastic or excited
Fans go crazy when their team scores.
with great intensity or enthusiasm
He was working like crazy to meet the deadline..
possibly feasible though unconventional and surprising
That idea is so crazy it just might work!
having a strong attraction to boys
She's been boy crazy since middle school.
completely insane or irrational
He must be plum crazy to quit his job without another one lined up.
acting in a way that seems irrational but is actually shrewd
Her risky investments made her seem crazy like a fox.
putting game with creative barriers
Crazy golf is a favorite at birthday parties.
place with a lot of chaos and noise
Their home is a crazy house during the holidays.
obsessed with football activities
The football crazy town hosts matches every weekend.
uncoordinated jumble of things or ideas
The new policy is a crazy quilt of regulations.
with extreme enjoyment or enthusiasm
We danced fun like crazy at the party.
expresses disbelief at the world's unpredictability
After hearing the news, she said, "It's a crazy world.".
breadsticks from Little Caesars
Little Caesars is famous for its crazy bread.
lightweight plastic sheet used for sliding on snow
Kids love using a crazy carpet to slide down snowy hills.
card game where players match rank or suit
We played crazy eights all night.
girl who behaves in an unpredictable way
Everyone thinks she's a crazy girl because of her wild ideas.
Origin of crazy
Old Norse, krasa (to shatter)
Examples of crazy in a sentence
Her schedule was crazy with back-to-back meetings. It's a crazy plan, but it could succeed. Her crazy suggestion turned out to be brilliant. Her crazy behavior worried her friends. The crazy plan surprisingly worked out. It was crazy that she won the lottery twice.
The crowd gave a crazy cheer when the lights returned. He's crazy about the new video game. They're crazy for adventure sports. The movie was crazy entertaining. Her performance was crazy impressive. The town's crazy was known for his peculiar outfits. Every village has its own crazy with unique stories. The neighborhood was wary of the new crazy. He was known as the local crazy, always causing trouble.
View all translations of crazy
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- French:fou, cinglé, ...
- German:verrückt, Verrückter, ...
- Italian:caotico, matto, ...
- Spanish:loco, chiflado, ...
- Portuguese:louco, doido, ...
- Chinese:疯狂的, 疯子, ...
- Japanese:狂った, 変人, ...
- Arabic:فَوْضَوِي, مَخْبُول, ...
- Hebrew:מְטוּרָף, מְטוֹרָף, ...
- Russian:безумный, безумец, ...
- Ukrainian:божевільний, дивак, ...
- Hindi:बेकाबू, सनकी, ...
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