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Meanings of bonkers in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cracked"
Examples for "cracked"
1
The right words won't come, but I need you. His voice cracked.
2
Private polling shows the Libs' candidate has never cracked 40 per cent.
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Plasterboard would have cracked, they say, or required 14 different movement joints.
4
He stared at me a good long time, then cracked a grin.
5
Not long ago, she would've felt satisfied that Corinne had finally cracked.
1
And the first man said, 'Perhaps we should feed him some nuts.'
2
The general belief that nuts are an expensive food is an error.
3
I have altogether 3 quarts of select nuts stored in the refrigerator.
4
One day I was gathering nuts in the garden by the wall-
5
The manner in which the bird opens these nuts is very curious.
1
Graves said the society wanted the subdivision's design to protect the bats.
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And I thank you for driving the bats away in the meantime.
3
At dusk there's a good chance of seeing badgers, bats and deer.
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And that pavement is the camping-ground of the army of the bats.
5
Tells about how bats are essential to rain forests and to food.
1
Faced with a buggy product, people often choose to use the alternative.
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Children are welcome, with a play area, organised activities and buggy-friendly paths.
3
May through July can yield good days, but it will be buggy.
4
My three children all used a buggy over the age of two.
5
He looked across the prairie towards the young man in the buggy.
1
Channel 10 weather presenter Tim Bailey said: Clover Moore is absolutely crackers.
2
Her food supplies consisted of a water bottle, some fruit, and crackers.
3
We shoot crackers in China when evil spirits come in the air.
4
Over the grave he beats gongs and sets off packs of fire-crackers.
5
Manipulating the phone's operating system will not help would-be crackers break in.
1
I'm not daft.Why will it be difficult?I think a number of reasons.
2
And the first one said, 'Come on, shift it, you daft cunt.
3
Ye speak daft. She upended the cup and took a long drink.
4
I didn't expect anyone to be daft enough to take it seriously.
5
Please don't be daft enough to think that this game is over.
1
Especially since I shall soon be enjoying the balmy weather of Greece!
2
Floor-to-ceiling windows all around us are open to the balmy sea air.
3
Now a year later she sunned herself in the balmy Nevada air.
4
The air was balmy, with a tang of the sea in it.
5
Others will only venture out on one of those rare, balmy days.
1
That's why he'd thought the girl had seemed nutty; he wasn't wrong.
2
Worse, the process inclines cities to underestimate costs, leading to nutty overruns.
3
It has a distinctive nutty flavor and is used as a dressing.
4
Tempeh, the nutty fermented soybean cake, also goes beautifully with bok choy.
5
It is a glyceryl oleate, with slight odour and a nutty taste.
1
Rightly so, too: rarely has Hook been in such entertainingly dotty form.
2
It used to drive me half dotty trying to think it out.
3
It may sound dotty but this was Ireland's answer to Carnaby Street.
4
You pretend you're dotty, but you know a hawk from a handsaw.
5
He can manage this bunch of cow-punchers thet are drivin' me dotty.
1
The months ahead are likely to start on a rather wacky note.
2
A few years ago, a company called Spaceflight had a wacky plan.
3
One year I even participated in, and won, the wacky wellies competition.
4
As wacky as that is, it does have a link to reality.
5
And did he accept that signing the petition was a bit wacky?
1
Turkey needs a fruity wine with not too much tannin to shine.
2
Ruby port A good entry-level port -affordable, accessible, fresh and fruity.
3
Time now to join our Minister of all things fruity, Glenn Forsyth
4
Maybe - but this fruity South African slips down with amazing ease.
5
It perked up the market for a full, fruity cheese with snap.
1
We're all batty about cress salad-and ,say ,thatreminds me of something!
2
Again that black look of crevasse; the batty darkness under the meadow.
3
Taylor-Johnson's genius was to handle such batty trash with pace and class.
4
He's been going batty for weeks trying to turn you in.
5
The guy who thought he was Nicola Tesla was clearly batty.
1
He hadn't explained, however, why the local loony bin bore their name.
2
You going off to California, me going off to the loony bin.
3
He delivered a very effective loony thriller with Red Eye in 2005.
4
I was loony, I tell you, when we met the mission priest.
5
Hassan walked this loony valley, he had to wake up by himself.
1
It presents as a large cystic mass with loco-regional and distant spread.
2
Frank conducted us with his baton while we recited our loco lyrics.
3
In loco parentis was how I felt; the man to his boy.
4
From the cab of the little green wheezing loco, the driver waved.
5
The moralists of the dark times, preceptorum sancti voluere parentis esse loco.
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I try to follow his words, but my thoughts are going haywire.
2
In a fire test prior to opening, the safety mechanisms went haywire.
3
I'd probably go haywire if I had to talk about it tonight.
4
At most companies when something goes haywire, they call their IT department.
5
It appeared that the Law of Diminishing Returns was going haywire too.
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Or are the characters scrapped altogether for a new loopy love story?
2
BP Valenzuela's sweet-voiced and loopy, techy pop music is far from basic.
3
Lucy, a loopy blast of kinetic energy, is perfect modern multiplex fodder.
4
This was not the kind-if-loopy man she remembered from her last visit.
5
And there were the three loopy things riding the bracelet's upper edge.
1
In the end Danny Boyle and his UK-Mumbai barmy army breezed it.
2
Jed wanted to shout out how barmy the pair of them were.
3
If you're going to blame anyone, blame that poor, barmy bitch Jenny.
4
These calculations come not from barmy sceptics, but from the IPCC's lead authors.
5
His reforms may be barmy, but some people believe in them.
1
His views might have been less kooky if he hadn't left England.
2
She's got the kind of kooky outsider vibe Drag Race fans love.
3
Thrilled to be rid of kooky Aria Montgomery once and for all.
4
But it seems this movement is bigger than just one kooky designer.
5
A kooky girl with a big heart and wicked turn of phrase.
1
But they do have a whacky scheme and a pair of Hitler's cufflinks.
2
She was known as Mad Madge for her seemingly whacky theories.
3
Am I being a whacky parent, or were there others that thought like me?
4
By Joe Schmidt standards, it seems almost wild and whacky.
5
The Chief muttered, Something whacky here... come round, you!
1
Look, kookie, move it.
2
The fortunes aren't as good as the ones Kookie King uses.
3
To avoid becoming the next "Kookie," he brought his potential teen idol career to a screeching halt.
4
"All came from a company called Kookie King," Mooney said.
5
An intelligent chief, hearing of our intention, offered to accompany us himself, and lent us two of his kookies to carry our baggage.
1
The wind whistled keenly round the bend of the river as the
2
The wheels drew nearer, then the vicarage pony-carriage came round the bend.
3
A huge bus now swung into view from further round the bend.
4
The four streaked upstairs and vanished round the bend of the staircase.
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If Dominique now, or I, as these English came round the bend-
1
The lights of the steamboat had long since disappeared around the bend.
2
Up ahead, a long line of floating docks wrapped around the bend.
3
Listening around the bend, he could hear the sounds of their approach.
4
Stepping away from the wall Hodak threw the boomerang around the bend.
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Another great tower was around the bend, just beyond the eastern gate.
Usage of bonkers in English
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Belize's prime minister has rejected the allegations, calling McAfee paranoid and bonkers.
2
TLC 4 exemplifies exactly how bonkers the WWE was at the time.
3
She then explained: Cause it was bonkers, beyond and insanely amazingly good.
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I just aspire to be as utterly batshit bonkers as Maradona is.
5
It's essentially the most brilliant and bonkers art show in the world.
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Beliebers around the world are bound to go bonkers over this photo.
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They went bonkers, killed each other off, except for half a dozen.
8
It's not old Shep sleeping by the fire who suddenly goes bonkers.
9
The most bonkers costumes are for the Alien Ball in the finale.
10
You might think that burying good news, on the other hand, was bonkers.
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Almost everyone else in the region, however, is going Chiefs bonkers.
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You must think I'm bonkers, Maureen said, pouring boiling water into a pot.
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This was a bonkers decision by a backbench MP long past his best.
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They saw me as bonkers and thought I'd be gone in six months.
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Then, feeling slightly bonkers, she hissed, 'Nanny McPhee, we need you!'
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Belize's prime minister has rejected this, calling McAfee paranoid and bonkers.
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