Craz'd
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Craz'd is an adjective meaning Archaic form of crazed.
Meaning
Archaic form of crazed.
More Meanings
- (archaic) simple past and past participle of craze
Example Sentences
He was very thoughtful and his Melancholly was ſo great, that at laſt it craz’d him: […]
But when I told the cruel scorn / Which craz’d this bold and lovely Knight, / And that he cross’d the mountain woods / Nor rested day nor night; […]
[…] my Lord ſtar’d at him like a ſtuck Pig, and he as much at my Lord, till having diſpatch’d him I was fain to recover all by ſwearing he was a craz’d old Edge Hill Officer, that I kept upon Charity.
[…]—my wife ſhe takes pity on un, and ſays ſhe’s ſure he’s only a little craz’d by his miſfortunes, eſpecially within theſe two or three days, ſince this laſt bad news from France, when, to be ſure, he have ſeemed like one rift of his wits.
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