adj
Uncommon
crazed
krayzd
Crazed (adj) means Wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession. Example: “A crazed fan pushed through security to reach the stage.”
adj
1
Wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession.
"A crazed fan pushed through security to reach the stage."
"He was crazed with grief after the accident."
2
Covered with a network of fine cracks, said of pottery, glaze, or old paint.
"The antique teapot's glaze was crazed all over."
How to use crazed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishActing in a wild, out-of-control way, or (for pottery/paint) covered in hairline cracks.
Common pairings
crazed fan
crazed with rage
crazed glaze
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- Comparative
- more crazed
- Superlative
- most crazed
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What does “crazed” mean?
The word “crazed” means wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession. In plain terms, acting in a wild, out-of-control way, or (for pottery/paint) covered in hairline cracks.
How do you pronounce “crazed”?
“Crazed” is pronounced krayzd (/kɹeɪzd/ in IPA).
How do you use “crazed” in a sentence?
Here is “crazed” used in a sentence: “A crazed fan pushed through security to reach the stage.”
What part of speech is “crazed”?
“Crazed” is an adjective.
Is “crazed” a common word?
“Crazed” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “crazed” have?
“Crazed” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: wild, frantic, or seemingly insane, often through fear, anger, or obsession.
