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Meaning of crazy
The primary meaning of the word "crazy" is related to being mentally unstable or irrational.
Etymology of crazy
The word "crazy" originated in the mid-16th century, from the Old English word "crasig" meaning "full of cracks" or "broken", and was initially used to describe things that were broken or damaged
Over time, the word took on a new meaning, describing people or behavior that was considered irrational or unstable
Synonyms
Definitions
- Having or showing a very strange or unusual behavior, or being extremely enthusiastic or excited
- * (Of a person) having or showing a severely distorted mind, or (of a thing) extremely good or enjoyable
Usage Examples
- She's been acting crazy all day, I think she needs to calm down
- * The new rollercoaster is crazy, you'll love it if you're a thrill-seeker
- * He's been making crazy claims about his new business venture, I'm not sure I believe him