crazed
word
/ˈkɹeɪzd/
/kɹˈeɪzd/
Definition
Crazed means acting in a wild, uncontrollable, or insane way. It can also describe something with many small cracks, especially on glass or pottery.
Usage & Nuances
“Crazed” is usually negative and dramatic. Common with “crazed look,” “crazed fan,” or “crazed with fear.” Also describes cracked surfaces (e.g., “crazed glaze”). Not used for everyday craziness—more intense than “crazy.”
Spanish: demente - enloquecido(a)Portuguese (BR): louco - enlouquecido - fissurado (superfície)Portuguese (PT): louco - enlouquecido - fissurado (superfície)Chinese (Simplified): 疯狂的 - 发狂的Chinese (Traditional): 瘋狂的 - 發狂的Hindi: सनकी - पागलArabic: مجنون - مهتاجBengali: পাগল - উন্মাদRussian: безумный - обезумевшийJapanese: 狂った - ひびの入った（表面）Vietnamese: điên cuồng - nứt (bề mặt)Korean: 미친 - 금이 간Turkish: çılgın - delirmişUrdu: پاگل - جنونیIndonesian: gila - retak (permukaan)
Example Sentences
The police caught a crazed man running down the street.
basic
The crazed dog barked all night long.
basic
The vase has a crazed surface with many tiny cracks.
basic
She gave me a crazed look when I mentioned the surprise party.
natural
After hours without food, the hikers looked crazed with hunger.
natural
People were crazed with excitement at the concert.
natural