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What are the ways to say crazy in English?
Like when someone's getting crazy. I know there are expressions like "losing your mind"
What are the ways to say crazy in English?
Like when someone's getting crazy. I know there are expressions like "losing your mind"
Like when someone's getting crazy. I know there are expressions like "losing your mind"
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Nuts
Looney Tunes
Bonkers (a thing is bonkers not a person)
Whacko (a person is a whacko not usually a thing)
Nucking Futs
FUBAR ...military thing
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Nuts, loopy, bat shit crazy and my personal favorite. Nuttier than a constipated squirrel. This is using and and expanding on "nuts".
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