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Crazy pants

Pronunciation varies by accent · noun

Meaning

(slang) A crazy person..

Definitions by Sense

  1. (slang) A crazy person.
  2. (slang) Crazy.

Example Sentences

A huge thank you to the people at 2300 Wilson for your unwavering support enthusiasm, and encouragement. Seriously. Most writers aren't as lucky as me. Thank you to my friends. I know, writers are crazypants. I can be crazypants. That's why your support means so much to me. Quite frankly, you all might be crazypants for being my friend. Smoochies!
There's being careful and then there's being crazypants, and I think you're being a little crazypants ...
“For being the worst date ever,” she eventually sniffled into his shirt. “Honestly. It was a disaster. Your car. Vinegar wine. My crazypants behavior afterward.” “What particularly was crazypants?” “ Please don't make me say it,” she said into his sweater. When he looked down, she turned her eyes anywhere but toward him. When she started to push away he didn't let her go.

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What does crazy pants mean?

Crazy pants means (slang) A crazy person..

What is a synonym for crazy pants?

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What is the opposite of crazy pants?

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How do you use crazy pants in a sentence?

A huge thank you to the people at 2300 Wilson for your unwavering support enthusiasm, and encouragement. Seriously. Most writers aren't as lucky as me. Thank you to my friends. I know, writers are crazypants. I can be crazypants. That's why your support means so much to me. Quite frankly, you all might be crazypants for being my friend. Smoochies!

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