I. ˈkrā-zē adjective
( cra·zi·er ; -est )
Date: 1566
1.
a. : full of cracks or flaws : unsound
they were very crazy , wretched cabins — Charles Dickens
b. : crooked , askew
2.
a. : mad , insane
yelling like a crazy man
b.
(1) : impractical
a crazy plan
(2) : erratic
crazy drivers
c. : being out of the ordinary : unusual
a taste for crazy hats
3.
a. : distracted with desire or excitement
a thrill- crazy mob
b. : absurdly fond : infatuated
he's crazy about the girl
c. : passionately preoccupied : obsessed
crazy about boats
• cra·zi·ly -zə-lē adverb
• cra·zi·ness -zē-nəs noun
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- like crazy
II. noun
( plural cra·zies )
Date: 1867
: one who is or acts crazy ; especially : such a one associated with a radical or extremist political cause
III. adverb
Date: 1887
: extremely , wildly
crazy good