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Meanings of nutcase in English

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tipus estrany

Someone deranged and possibly dangerous.

tipus estrany

Nut.

Usage of nutcase in English
1
Lord help us if that is the only criterion this nutcase uses.
Midnight caller
2
But a gun could keep whoever this blackmailing nutcase is in line.
Rock my world
3
Jason Moncrief might be a nutcase, but he was nineteen years old.
Book of shadows
4
You have these fringe groups living a life orchestrated by some nutcase.
Death du Jour
5
If there is a nutcase in the area, I'll find him, believe me.
Sisters
6
The woman was a nutcase, and I had bruises for days.
Dating game
7
It could be a fantasy by some nutcase who didn't even know him.
Tainted blood
8
Tired of being looked at like I'm some sort of nutcase.
Storm front
9
OK, he's a damned popular nutcase, but he's still a nutcase.
The unincorporated man
10
Were the feds looking for a nutcase off the reservation of a military base?
Eye of vengeance
11
Maybe with you on the line as well, he won't think I'm a nutcase.
Getting old is tres dangereux
12
I'm supposed to give you some busy work while I crack the stacks nutcase.
Wired
13
I dont owe any random nutcase an explanation for that.
News.com.au
14
I had just told the world that I'm a nutcase.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
15
It doesn't feel like the act of a lone nutcase.
The girl who played with fire
16
We have a violence-prone nutcase who has grown worse and worse over the years.
The girl who played with fire
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