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Examples for "crazy"
Examples for "crazy"
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The word I'd use is 'ordinary.' But she had some crazy-ass ideas.
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Better get help; he's crazy.' 'I'll send for the bos'n,' Steen said.
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Minutes after downing the food, I was feeling more batshit-stir-crazy than ever.
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I spend my time in complaining; my aunt says I am crazy.
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And to tell you the truth, he really is sort of half-crazy.'
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The best fit ever-rightout of the box, one smitten user said.
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Tech leaders seem particularly smitten by New Zealand's reputed immunity to Armageddon.
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No; the moon had not yet smitten the face of the castle.
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He saw the cause of the terror that had smitten the herd.
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It was left outside his room by a smitten but surreptitious fan.
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Consumers aren't going as gaga for Google TV as manufacturers had hoped.
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Any literature lover will go gaga over any one of these, trust.
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Maybe she thinks she wants this only because you're so gaga about it.
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Yet Gaga has played the fact that ARTPOP isn't great quite well.
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Lady Gaga had not been aware of the situation, a spokeswoman said.
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The Parliament is now as much infatuated as the Court was then.
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They discover his duplicity and decide to punish the infatuated old fool.
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No wonder Theodora pitied the one brother, and thought the other infatuated.
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If the people are infatuated, the minister need not be of necessity.
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He is infatuated, and he imagines that you stand in his way.
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Rightly so, too: rarely has Hook been in such entertainingly dotty form.
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It used to drive me half dotty trying to think it out.
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It may sound dotty but this was Ireland's answer to Carnaby Street.
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You pretend you're dotty, but you know a hawk from a handsaw.
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He can manage this bunch of cow-punchers thet are drivin' me dotty.
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In those days France was quite enamored with Russia and vice versa.
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We were especially enamored with the story about the Battle of Ni'ihau.
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It's always possible that you might suddenly become enamored of her daughter.
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As if enamored of the melody the Indians gather around the musician.
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Mrs. Church was not enamored with the idea of keeping a pig.
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You'll know the secrets of my potty training by this time tomorrow.
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Going potty is one of the most natural things in the world.
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Everybody in it is potty, but I'm beginning to understand about it.
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And father and mother and Charles and Aunt Auriol are all potty.
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His characters - wayward and potty - peter out with no explanation.
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Well... there's power, power in love, Bishop Curry said in his address.
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You belong in the light; in love and the giving of love.
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He fell in love; deeply in love; and with a worthy object.
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Later that year she fell in love with Peter's brother, Wayland Young.
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People were in love with this story; why, Howard didn't quite know.
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They think the London men are far too soft on the Catholics.
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Others complained that the Netanyahu government had been too soft on Gaza.
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That doesn't mean that we have gone soft on wanting fundamental change.
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Politics in this country is hard on people but soft on issues.
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But McDermott highlighted the pitfalls of going too soft on the industry.
Ús de taken with en anglès
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Hence the decision, apparently taken with great reluctance, to exit the market.
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Leibniz-theRoyal Society were quite taken with your Arithmetickal Engine, Roger said.
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But we're very taken with these slick new cases from Pong Ireland.
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Ms Matoe said people were also taken with the product's back story.
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However, some liberties have been taken with personalities, names, and minor events.
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West was taken with Morse's work, but Allston thought less of it.
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He did seem quite taken with her, now that you mention it.
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Wilson seems to be really taken with the idea of writing concertos.
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But I've been quite happy to get a picture taken with him.
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The old duke was rather taken with the idea of the entertainment.
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Images of cells were taken with phase contrast microscopy or confocal microscopy.
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Photo taken with the bird-borne camera, National Institute of Polar Research, Japan.
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And they were taken with the three-bedroom's high ceilings and open plan.
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He was obviously taken with her, and it pleased her no end.
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On the return he was taken with a fit in the street.
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Get to know them, not just get your picture taken with them.
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