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nutcase

[nuht-keys] / ˈnʌtˌkeɪs /






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She said comments such as Mr Hester's "wind up a certain sort of nutcase and it makes you more vulnerable".

From BBC

“I am still harassed by TV producers, high school kids and nutcases who promise to get the clients out of prison,” she said in an email.

From Los Angeles Times

One told call handlers: "He's a nutcase, from what I gather."

From BBC

No, you sound like a nutcase, but I didn’t feel like I had a choice,” Mr. Carlson said on The Blaze.

From Washington Times

Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean had some choice words for the GOP recently, calling members "neo-fascists" and "nutcases" while comparing the party's congressional delegation to a "sentient YouTube comment section."

From Salon