Adjective:

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crazed's Usage Examples:

and caused crazed behavior.

She and Jherek resume the life they led in An Alien Heat, which is interrupted by the sudden arrival of a shell shocked, crazed Mr Underwood, Inspector Springer and a dozen policemen, and the Lat.

Protests [were] aimed specifically at some of Hollywood's biggest and most prestigious films, including The Silence of the Lambs, which features a crazed transvestite who kills and flays women, and JFK, which has a scene in which gays alleged to be conspirators in the Kennedy assassination cavort in sadomasochistic fun and games.

The student who performed the experiment consumes the snack and seems to gain superpowers, developing jagged hair and a crazed look as the now-fluorescent Burger Ring bounces inside the boy's ribcage, made visible by a radiographic effect akin to X-ray imaging.

After the crazed purging of "The Electric End," the sidelong piece that ended Lost Cause, many thought Jandek was finished.

Less impressed, Alex Petridis of The Guardian ranks the song last of the Beatles' 22 UK singles, saying: John Lennon once convened a meeting of the Beatles to inform them that he was Jesus: the charmless 'Ballad of John and Yoko' is that crazed egotism and messiah complex wrought into song.

When she looks down at Piper, she sees that Piper has been shot from a rifle used by the crazed Wiccan fanatic Alice.

While the other character merely acts bewildered, the crazed character relives the incident, uttering the words, Slowly I turned .

Alden believes someone is trying to steal the plans for a secret new engine he is designing, and that two of his racing cars which were equipped with new engine had strange accidents in which their windshields suddenly crazed (turned an opaque white), just after passing a road sign warning “DANGER”.

Quixote; a knight-errant a little cracked or crazed; very sincere, and a trifle given to uttering vague and useless professions of hyperbolic humility.

And a review in Booklist said that TenNapel's cartooning talent makes a winner out of this crazed romp.

In the 1953 Western The Vanquished, she played a woman who attacks Jan Sterling's character with a pair of scissors in a crazed attempt to exonerate the man she loves (John Payne).

Synonyms:

deranged, half-crazed, insane,

Antonyms:

wise, rational, reasonable, sane,