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crazy (adjective)

Definition: Characterized by a wild, frenzied, or irrational behavior.

Example sentence: After losing the game, he went crazy and started throwing his controller across the room.

crazy (noun)

Definition: An insane or mentally unstable person.

Example sentence: The villagers believed that the old man wandering the streets was a crazy who had escaped from the asylum.

crazy (adverb)

Definition: In an extremely enthusiastic or passionate manner.

Example sentence: She danced crazy to her favorite song, not caring about anyone watching.

crazy (idiom)

Definition: Used to emphasize the intensity, extent, or unexpectedness of something.

Example sentence: The storm last night was crazy; it uprooted trees and flooded the entire neighborhood.

ridiculous (adjective)

Definition: Deserving or inviting mockery or derision; absurd.

Example sentence: The idea of wearing a winter coat in the scorching heat is simply ridiculous.

ridiculous (noun)

Definition: A ridiculous act or idea.

Example sentence: Going on a road trip without a map or navigation system is just asking for a ridiculous.

ridiculous (adverb)

Definition: In an absurd or laughable manner.

Example sentence: The magician performed the trick so ridiculously that everyone burst into laughter.

ridiculous (idiom)

Definition: Used to emphasize the extreme or unreasonable nature of a situation.

Example sentence: The prices at the fancy restaurant were absolutely ridiculous; a simple burger cost $50!

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