crazed in Polish
crazed in Polish is spękany — crazed means wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession.
crazed in Polish
spękany
Covered with cracks (generally applied to porcelain, plastics, and paints).
What does "crazed" mean?
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adj Wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession.
"A crazed fan pushed through security to reach the stage."
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adj Covered with a network of fine cracks, said of pottery, glaze, or old paint.
"The antique teapot's glaze was crazed all over."
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crazed in a sentence
- A crazed fan pushed through security to reach the stage.
- He was crazed with grief after the accident.
- The antique teapot's glaze was crazed all over.
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What is "crazed" in Polish?
"crazed" in Polish is spękany. crazed means: Wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession.
How do you use "crazed" in a sentence?
Example: "A crazed fan pushed through security to reach the stage." In Polish, "crazed" is spękany.
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