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Meanings of lunatic in anglès
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esbojarrat espanyol
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Examples for "madcap"
Examples for "madcap"
1
For once the madcap girl got the better of the practised courtier.
2
You used to have always that madcap lot with you, din't you?
3
On the old subject: my madcap brother Louis and his sage tutor.
4
One of the madcap friends of Zoe was to be a singing-girl.
5
We walked to the Bois to-day, and she romped like a madcap.
1
But her daredevil response to the role was wholly in character, too.
2
They are the motorcycle road racers, the originals of the daredevil species.
3
But now Timothy was only passingly aware of the driver's daredevil conduct.
4
Are you a little bit of a daredevil or an adrenaline junkie?
5
The 'daredevil' is unknown at the moment-perhapshe was another airman on base.
1
One year from the time a twenty-year-old hothead ascends to the throne.
2
Yann said, We shouldn't rule out some hothead in our own camp.
3
Garth Hudson was a hothead and this case was personal for him.
4
Skylan was young and inexperienced, a notorious hothead who would make mistakes.
5
Undoubtedly this was the fault of that young hothead, Skylan Ivorson.
1
She had a job with a production company working on another swashbuckler.
2
Thorbjorn was a great swashbuckler and kept a large troop of followers.
3
The landlord summed up the signs of a swashbuckler and approached him deferentially.
4
He is an indescribable compound of brilliant swashbuckler, splendid gentleman and winning Goodheart.
5
Could they find a swashbuckler willing to assail the present incumbent?
1
School was back in, and the first few weeks were always harum-scarum.
2
Now, run along, Philip, and look after that harum-scarum nephew of yours.
3
And of how they looked & the harum-scarum things they did & said.
4
It might even be suspected that she liked the harum-scarum best after all.
5
Or is he one of these harum-scarum soldier of fortune sort of chaps?
Usage of lunatic in anglès
1
The men who really believe in themselves are all in lunatic asylums.
2
We've even seen one lunatic allow TV cameras to cover his circumcision.
3
I think I used to be a bit of a raving lunatic.
4
When he talks you recognize in him the lunatic and the man.
5
The lunatic shivered, then hurried out after Geminus on his way home.
6
Committed once again to a lunatic asylum, he made several escape attempts.
7
Ron watched Rawhead approaching, heard the lunatic screeching now: Here he is.
8
No one to protect me from this lunatic if she turned dangerous.
9
Our students thought either it was cute or I was a lunatic.
10
Workhouses and lunatic asylums are thronged with men who believe in themselves.
11
The Princess stared at the child as though she were a lunatic.
12
It was more like the screech of a lunatic than anything else.
13
Local legend maintains that a lunatic named John McCarthy built it single-handed.
14
He had screamed after the lunatic soldier had passed out of sight.
15
They thought she was a lunatic, and they felt sorry for her!
16
If you saw such symbols as divine, you were probably a lunatic.
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Lunatic through the time
Lunatic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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