loony in Irish
loony in Irish is gealt — loony means crazy or mentally unstable.
loony in Irish
gealt
(informal, offensive, derogatory) An insane or very foolish person.
What does "loony" mean?
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adj Crazy or mentally unstable.
"That's a completely loony idea."
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adj Extremely silly or ridiculous.
"The plot of the movie was loony but fun."
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noun An informal word for a foolish or unstable person.
"Only a loony would try to cross that river in a storm."
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loony in a sentence
- That's a completely loony idea.
- He went a bit loony after weeks without sleep.
- The plot of the movie was loony but fun.
- Only a loony would try to cross that river in a storm.
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What is "loony" in Irish?
"loony" in Irish is gealt. loony means: Crazy or mentally unstable.
How do you use "loony" in a sentence?
Example: "That's a completely loony idea." In Irish, "loony" is gealt.
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