Bats in Norwegian
Bats in Norwegian is batsisk — Bats means informal: crazy or mentally unstable.
Bats in Norwegian
batsisk
A Northeast Caucasian language of the Nakh family, spoken in Georgia.
What does "Bats" mean?
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adj Informal: crazy or mentally unstable.
"He's gone completely bats since the divorce."
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Bats in a sentence
- He's gone completely bats since the divorce.
- You must be bats if you think I'll jump off that cliff.
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What is "Bats" in Norwegian?
"Bats" in Norwegian is batsisk. Bats means: Informal: crazy or mentally unstable.
How do you use "Bats" in a sentence?
Example: "He's gone completely bats since the divorce." In Norwegian, "Bats" is batsisk.
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