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maniac

noun as in lunatic

adjective as in insane, mad

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Following all that, Lois’ gastronomical overkill, a gift from a mother who loves to drink and cook for a daughter who can’t control her food intake, is appropriately filmed to look like a maniac readying his disturbing masterpiece.

From Salon

Roberts was an erratic maniac, no doubt, but much of what he learned about the dark arts of self-immolation came from his father, Walter, a screenwriter during the glory days of radio drama who then started his own theater in Atlanta, where Roberts was raised.

"I was expecting Rob Lowe to be some maniac. I don't know why."

From Salon

I was expecting Rob Lowe to be some maniac.

From Salon

Mr Cavendish called it the "most unpleasant comedy gig I’ve ever attended" and said that audience members had "erupted" with abuse towards the Israeli couple, calling them "genocidal maniac" and telling them they were not welcome at the gig.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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