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stir-crazy

adjective as in uneasy from confinement

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Maggi and his wife bought the house in 2020, when they and their adult children were going stir-crazy amid the pandemic.

Maggi and his wife bought the house in 2020, when they and their adult children were going stir-crazy amid the pandemic.

In 2021 and 2022, American consumers, stir-crazy from COVID-19 lockdowns and armed with government relief checks, went on a spending spree, ordering furniture, sports equipment and other goods.

Ben had this idea, in order to stave off going stir-crazy and for us to be able to still connect musically with one another, why don’t we try this experimental telephone-style of writing.

Facing waves of stir-crazy pandemic-era park visitors, including many first-timers, rangers across the U.S. have been adding restrictions in a bid to fend off damage and overcrowding.

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

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