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loony
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loon·y or loon·ey also lun·y  (ln) Informal
adj. loon·i·er also lun·i·er, loon·i·est also lun·i·est
1. Extremely foolish or silly.
2. Crazy; insane.
n. pl. loon·ies also loon·eys or lun·ies
A foolish or crazy person.

[Shortening and alteration of lunatic, or from loon.]

looni·ly adv.
looni·ness n.

loony, looney, luny [ˈluːnɪ] Slang
adj loonier, looniest, lunier luniest
1. lunatic; insane
2. foolish or ridiculous
n pl loonies, looneys, lunies
a foolish or insane person
looniness , luniness n
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.loonyloony - someone deranged and possibly dangerous
colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech
lunatic, madman, maniac - an insane person
Adj.1.loonyloony - informal or slang terms for mentally irregular; "it used to drive my husband balmy"
insane - afflicted with or characteristic of mental derangement; "was declared insane"; "insane laughter"

loony
adjective
Slang, insane, strange, mental (slang), mad, out there (slang), crazy (informal), nuts (slang), bananas (slang), barking (slang), raving, distracted, eccentric, frantic, frenzied, unstable, crackers (Brit. slang), batty (slang), crazed, lunatic, psychotic, demented, cuckoo (informal), unbalanced, barmy (slang), nutty (slang), deranged, delirious, rabid, bonkers (slang, chiefly Brit.), flaky (U.S. slang), unhinged, loopy (informal), crackpot (informal), out to lunch (informal), round the bend (Brit. slang), barking mad (slang), out of your mind, gonzo (slang), screwy (informal), doolally (slang), off your head (slang), off your trolley (slang), round the twist (Brit. slang), up the pole (informal), of unsound mind, as daft as a brush (informal, chiefly Brit.), lost your marbles (informal), not right in the head, non compos mentis (Latin), off your rocker (slang), not the full shilling (informal), off your nut (slang), off your chump (slang), wacko or whacko (informal) She's as loony as her brother!
noun
(Slang) mad person, lunatic, nut (slang), psycho (slang), maniac, psychotic, madman, psychopath, nutter (Brit. slang), basket case (slang), nutcase (slang), madwoman, headcase (informal), mental case (slang), headbanger (informal) At first they all though I was a loony.
Translations
loony [ˈluːnɪ]
A. ADJ (loonier (compar) (looniest (superl))) → loco, chiflado
B. Nloco/a m/f
C. CPD loony bin Nmanicomio m
the loony left N (Brit) (Pol) (pej) → la izquierda radical

loony [ˈluːni]
adjtimbré(e), cinglé(e) m/f
ntimbré(e) m/f, cinglé(e) m/f
loony bin nmaison f de fous
loony left n (British) [Labour Party] the loony left l'aile extrémiste du parti travailliste

loony (inf)
adj (+er)bekloppt (inf)
nVerrückte(r) mf (inf), → Irre(r) mf

loony:
loony bin
n (inf)Klapsmühle f (inf)
loony left (Brit Pol) (pej inf)
n the loonydie radikale Linke
adj attrlinksradikal

loony [ˈluːnɪ] adj & n (fam) → pazzo/a, matto/a
loony [ˈluːnɪ] adj & n (fam) → pazzo/a, matto/a

loony lunatic


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