A2adjectiveinformal1K

UK/["/ˈkreɪzi/"]/US/["/ˈkreɪzi/"]/

Meaning of Crazy

In simple words: Very strange or unusual; not normal.

Crazy in a sentence

  • She has a crazy idea about how to solve the problem.
  • The amusement park is filled with crazy rides that thrill everyone.
  • He goes crazy when his favorite team loses a game.
  • That movie was so crazy I couldn't stop laughing!
  • Sometimes, I think my cat acts crazy when she runs around the house.

How to use Crazy

Used in informal contexts to describe something that is surprising, wild, or insane. Avoid in formal writings or professional settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of a 'crazy' person wearing mismatched clothes and acting in an unexpected way.

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Synonyms for Crazy

Opposites of Crazy

Common mistakes with Crazy

  • 'Crazy' should not be used to describe mental health issues as it's considered insensitive.
  • Learners often confuse 'crazy' with 'wild' when they mean 'uncontrolled'.
  • Sometimes used as a noun ('the crazy'), which is incorrect.

Compare Crazy with Wild, Mad, Absurd

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Frequently asked questions about Crazy

What does Crazy mean?

Very strange or unusual; not normal.

What is the definition of Crazy?

not sensible; stupid

How do you use Crazy in a sentence?

She has a crazy idea about how to solve the problem.

Can you give another example of Crazy?

The amusement park is filled with crazy rides that thrill everyone.

What are synonyms for Crazy?

Common alternatives include insane, wild, mad, absurd, eccentric.

What is the opposite of Crazy?

Opposite meanings include calm, sane, normal.

What words go with Crazy?

It commonly pairs with be, seem, sound, really, absolutely, completely, with, be, go, drive somebody, absolutely, completely, at, be, seem, sound, really, absolutely, completely, with.

What are common mistakes when using Crazy?

'Crazy' should not be used to describe mental health issues as it's considered insensitive. Learners often confuse 'crazy' with 'wild' when they mean 'uncontrolled'. Sometimes used as a noun ('the crazy'), which is incorrect.

How do you pronounce Crazy?

US: /["/ˈkreɪzi/"]/, UK: /["/ˈkreɪzi/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Crazy formal or informal?

"Crazy" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Crazy?

Used in informal contexts to describe something that is surprising, wild, or insane. Avoid in formal writings or professional settings.

What CEFR level is Crazy?

"Crazy" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.