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Dictionary French English: crazy

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ADJ   crazy | crazier | craziest
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NOUN   a crazy | crazies
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SYNO   crazy | dotty | gaga | wild ... 
dingue {adj} [fam.]
7
crazy [coll.]
loufoque {adj} [fam.]
3
crazy [coll.]
azimuté {adj} [fam.]crazy
barjo {adj} [fam.]crazy
dément {adj}crazy
foldingue {adj} [fam.]crazy
fondu {adj} [fam.]crazy
fou {adj} [personne, idée]crazy
frappé {adj} [fou] [fam.]crazy
givré {adj} [fou] [fam.]crazy
cinglé [fam.] [fou]crazy [coll.]
déjanté {adj} [fam.]crazy [coll.]
foutraque {adj} [fam.]crazy [coll.]
maboul {adj} [fam.] [fou]crazy [coll.]
toqué {adj} [fam.]crazy [coll.]
2 Words: Others
complètement fêlé {adj} [fam.]batshit crazy [Am.] [coll.] [vulg.]
accro à qc. {adj} [fam.] [musique, sport, régal]crazy about sth.
C'est dingue ! [inadmissible]It's crazy!
2 Words: Verbs
ne pas avoir toute sa tête [loc.]to be crazy
être pris de folieto go crazy
perdre la boussole [fam.] [perdre la raison]to go crazy [coll.]
2 Words: Nouns
idée {f} follecrazy idea
lueur {f} de foliecrazy look
matériel dallage {m} irréguliercrazy paving
3 Words: Verbs
être fou de qn.to be crazy about sb. [coll.]
aimer qn./qc. à la folieto be crazy about sb./sth.
raffoler de qc. [fam.]to be crazy about sth. [coll.]
être dingue de qc. [passionné]to be crazy about sth. [coll.]
se toquer de qc. [fam.]to go crazy about sth.
s'enfiévrer pour qc.to go crazy over sth.
3 Words: Nouns
jeux parcours {m} de mini-golfcrazy golf course
4 Words: Verbs
être tout ce qu'il y a de plus sérieux avec qn. [loc.]to be absolutely crazy about sb. [coll.] [idiom] [in love]
être fou des animaux [fam.] [loc.]to be crazy about animals [coll.] [idiom]
avoir la folie des antiquitésto be crazy about antiques
se (laisser) prendre au jeu [loc.]to be suddenly crazy about sth.
5+ Words: Others
Il faut être fou pour faire ça !You'd have to be crazy to do that!
5+ Words: Verbs
auto conduire à une vitesse folleto drive at a crazy speed
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