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haywire Adjective go haywire Informal to stop functioning properly
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| Plain and simply, this is inculturation gone haywire. raising alarms that the river is tainted by pollution that drives hormone systems haywire. And he sometimes goes a bit haywire when he tries to describe them in objective ways, for instance of a project by Revel he says it 'was suspended by steel bars drawn to the facades from elevator towers'. |
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