Word Type

Adjective

Adjective

Noun

Adverb

The word "crazy" can be used as adjective, adjective, noun and adverb.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

boy crazy boy-crazy bureaucrazy covid-crazy cray craze crazily craziness crazing crazo crazy ant crazy as a bedbug crazy as a cootie crazy as a cootie bug crazy as a fox crazy as a pet coon crazy as a shithouse rat crazy as a soup sandwich crazy bone crazy bread crazy cake crazy carpet crazy eight crazy eights crazy enough to work crazy glue crazy golf crazy golfer crazy like a fox crazy mad crazy man in the bottle crazy pants crazy paving crazy quilt crazy straw crazy talk crazy top downy mildew crazy up crazy water crazy-ass crazy-pants crazy-pated crazy-paved crazyhead crazyhouse crazyish crazyitis crazymaker crazymaking crazyquilted crazysauce crazyweed crunk democrazy drive someone crazy ecocrazy girl crazy go crazy let crazy stick its dick in you like crazy noncrazy outcrazy plumb crazy so crazy it just might work so crazy it might just work stick one's dick in crazy stir crazy stir-crazy uncrazy yellow crazy ant

Derived From

craze

Context

slang

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

lunatic maniac

Type Of (IsA)

lunatic

Receives Action

defined by mental health professionals

Related Terms

broken crackpot decay decrepit demented eccentric enthusiastic extremely feebleness in love insane lunatic romantic shaky surprising unexpected unsafe very weakness

Similar Terms

enthusiastic excited excited impractical insane strange strange unusual

Synonym Network

barmy brainsick deranged dotty lunatic mad off chain softheaded

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.