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berserk

[ber-surk, -zurk] / bərˈsɜrk, -ˈzɜrk /


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"Out of nowhere, it just went berserk. Overnight, I sold 50 copies," Louis says.

From BBC

But it is the duo of Shannon and Macfadyen, portraying upright Americana and the American berserk, who are profound and unforgettable.

From The Wall Street Journal

The funniest moment in Jonathan Spector’s comedy “Eureka Day” is the live chat that goes berserk during an elementary school town hall convened to discuss vaccination policy after a mumps outbreak.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Wright asked why his "large and vocal" dog, which would surely have gone "berserk" if anyone entered his yard and took a vehicle, did not bark and wake him.

From BBC

Donald Trump and his administration are totally berserk and America is in the middle of an unprecedented, turbulent maelstrom.

From Salon