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crazy

[krey-zee] / ˈkreɪ zi /




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“That old man fills your head with crazy ideas.”

From Literature

The directors take a visual essay approach, contrasting Walden Pond and its woods and the rivers Thoreau rowed with sped-up footage of our crazy modern world — which can be a little on the nose.

From Los Angeles Times

He got back everything he’s wanted and then a lunatic billionaire is telling you that 100 miles away under the Denver Airport there’s this thing that sounds crazy.

From Los Angeles Times

"It's kind of random, but it's kind of crazy," said her friend Sinead.

From BBC

“To see a team start to feel that pressure, start doing things they don’t normally do—it’s crazy.”

From The Wall Street Journal