English to Yiddish Meaning of loony - לאָאָני

Loony :

לאָאָני

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Definitions of loony in English

Noun(1) someone deranged and possibly dangerous
Adjective(1) informal or slang terms for mentally irregular

Examples of loony in English

(1) With that in mind, I'd like to take this opportunity to salute my three favorite loony rockers of all time.(2) Both characters are very real and quite maddening; Sibel in particular is astonishingly selfish and bratty, proving what a fine line it is between a force of nature and a total loony .(3) I felt like a loony , what the hell was I playing at?(4) He was a unique investigator, however loony you might have found his results.(5) But for every loony tune there are several solid symphonies, whose excellence few critics will decry.(6) I think you began well but then you started referring to all the individuals of the BBC as ‘they’ which made you sound a bit like a loony .(7) He needed to get away from that crazy loony school.(8) Another standout track is Extreme Ways which alternates between sexy and sinister, all the while challenging you to sit still and not dance around the room like a loony .(9) Brian started waltzing around the living room, bopping his head and waving his arms like a complete loony - which he in fact, was.(10) How long does it normally take for a person to go a bit loony out there?(11) I wanted to be close to you, but I was sure that if you knew about the visions, you'd think I was a loony .(12) If anyone else had have been sitting there, they would have thought I was a loony .(13) I haven't deleted it, simply because it's far more amusing that most loony entries.(14) The odd person might wonder about it, but like I said, only a loony would do it.(15) If you'd ask her, she would say the man was a loony .(16) Boys, I think you're mistaken about who the loony is around here!

Related Phrases of loony

(1) loony bin ::

לאָאָני בין

Related Phrases of loony

(1) loony bin ::

לאָאָני בין

Synonyms

Adjective

1. buggy ::

וואָגן

2. loco ::

לאָקאָ

3. nutty ::

נאַטי

4. bats ::

באַץ

5. balmy ::

דופטיק

6. nuts ::

ניסלעך

7. wacky ::

וואַקי

8. batty ::

באַטי

9. fruity ::

Fruity

10. dotty ::

דאָטטי

11. barmy ::

באַרמי

12. bonkers ::

באָנקערס

13. round the bend ::

קייַלעכיק די בייגן

14. kooky ::

קאָאָקי

15. loopy ::

לאָאָפּי

16. cracked ::

קראַקט

17. daft ::

דאַפט

18. crackers ::

קראַקערז

19. whacky ::

ווהאַקקי

21. haywire ::

כייווייר

Noun

22. crazy ::

משוגע

23. weirdo ::

ווירדאָו

24. nutcase ::

נוטקאַסע

Antonyms

1. judicious ::

דזשודישאַס

2. prudent ::

סייכלדיק

3. sagacious ::

סאַגאַסיאָוס

4. sage ::

סאַגע

5. sane ::

באַמ זינען

6. sapient ::

סאַפּיענט

7. sensible ::

פיליק

8. sound ::

קלאַנג

9. wise ::

קלוג

Different Forms

loonies, loony

Word Example from TV Shows

...a comedy club called the Loony Bin, so do not forward my mail there.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 13

Anyplace specific, or just the Bozeman, Montana LOONY bin?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 13

Examples of loony from TV Shows

...a comedy club called the Loony Bin, so do not forward my mail there.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 13

Anyplace specific, or just the Bozeman, Montana LOONY bin?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 13

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