crazy.
1. f. V. loco2.
crazy2, ca.
(Perhaps thear.)Hisp.* láwqa, and this of thear.clás.lawqa', f. fromalwaq, stupid; cf.port.(louco).
It has lost the reason. U t. c. s.2. adj. Little trial, crazy and reckless. U t. c. s.
3. adj. said of any apparatus or device: running out of control. The compass has become crazy
4. adj. That exceeded greatly to ordinary or presumed. U in sent. positive. Wild harvest Suerte loca
5. adj. said of the branches of trees: vices, booming.
6. adj. Fís. Put the pulleys or other parts of the machines: that sometimes revolve free or unnecessarily.
7. m. and f. Colloq. IAS. and Ur. Among youth, u. for or by calling to another.9. f. Colloq. eufem. Arg., Cuba and Ur. Light and informal women in relationships with men.
10. f. Colloq. eufem. Arg. y Ur. prostitute.
1. loc. adj. Colloq. One person said: in his actions is as crazy.
.1. loc. adj. said of a person: at no time is at his trial.
2. loc. adj. Colloq. That it is always of chanza.
1. loc. Advisor. dumb and crazy.
1. loc. Advisor. Colloq. With unconsciousness or without reflection.
1. expr. Colloq. U to comment on someone's excessive insistence on something.? V.
the crazyfebrerillopepper crazy
