crazy
adjective
cra·zy
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crazier;
craziest
Definition of crazy
(Entry 1 of 3)
1a
: full of cracks or flaws : unsound
… they were very crazy, wretched cabins …— Charles Dickens
2a
: not mentally sound : marked by thought or action that lacks reason : insane sense 1b
yelling like a crazy man
—not used technically
b(1)
: impractical
a crazy plan
(2)
: erratic
crazy drivers
c
: being out of the ordinary : unusual
a taste for crazy hats
3a
: distracted with desire or excitement
a thrill-crazy mob The fans went crazy when their team won the championship.
b
: absurdly fond : infatuated
He's crazy about the girl.
c
: passionately preoccupied : obsessed
crazy about boats
like crazy
: to an extreme degree
everyone dancing like crazy
crazy
noun
plural crazies
Definition of crazy (Entry 2 of 3)
: one who is or acts crazy
especially
: such a one associated with a radical or extremist political cause
… are convinced that Wilson thinks they're rubes, bumpkins, or crazies, and wants to replace them with a legislature full of moderate clones of himself. — Fred Barnes