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1 deli
adj. lunatic, mad, insane, crazy, loony, out of one's mind, out of one's senses, not all there, possessed, batty, bonkers, daft, delirious, demented; daemonic [Brit.], daemonical [Brit.], demonic, demoniac, demoniacal, dippy, distracted, distraught--------n. madman, madwoman, lunatic, loony, nutcase, bedlamite, crackers, cracky, dement* * *1. bats 2. batty 3. bonkers 4. crackbrained 5. crazy 6. daft 7. demented 8. harum scarum 9. insane 10. mad 11. madman 12. maniac 13. maddened (adj.) -
2 aptal
adj. silly, stupid, dumb, foolish, idiotic, fatheaded, feeble-minded, half witted, thickheaded, daft, dotty, goofy, gormless, inane, oafish--------n. stupid person, stupid, silly, fool, dummy, idiot, birdbrain, booby, cuckoo, dumb bell, dunce, fathead, half wit, lummox, simp, softhead, tomfool, twerp, twit* * *1. cretin 2. fathead 3. fatheaded 4. fatuous 5. feebleminded 6. fool 7. foolish 8. mutt 9. obtuse 10. puddingheaded 11. silly 12. stupid 13. stupid person 14. witless 15. zany -
3 kaçık
adj. nutty, scatty, cracked, loony, whacky, balmy, not all there, barmy, cuckoo, daft, dotty, fey, loco, pixilated, screwy, wacky--------n. nut, nutcase, cuckoo* * *crazy -
4 arsız
adj. shameless, cheeky, impudent, unblushing, sassy, unabashed, fresh, barefaced, bold, malapert, pert, bold faced, brassy; daft, flip, flippant, hard-bitten; calm; randy; vigorous (plant) -
5 pervasız
adj. fearless, daring, gutsy, reckless, careless, devil may care, bluff, daft, fond, harum scarum -
6 aptal
"stupid, silly, half-witted, dense, daft, goofy,potty, dozy;" fool, idiot, half wit, chump, goof, blockhead, ninny, clot -
7 açık ağızlı
half-witted, goofy, daft, dense -
8 budala
"stupid, silly, birdbrained, blockheaded, dumb, dim, daft; mad on, silly about; idiot, fool, gull, half-wit, ass, dope" -
9 deli
mad, insane, crazy, lunatic, maniac, demented, cuckoo, daft, "batty, bats, crackers, nutty, nuts, mental; crazy about, mad about, potty about, fond of; madman, madwoman, lunatic, loony" -
10 kaçık
"cracked, funny, daft, goofy, off one's head, cuckoo, nutcase, nuts; (çorap) laddered; (çorapta) ladder, run; loony, nut-case, nut, nutter" -
11 salak
"silly, foolish, stupid, daft, cuckoo, dim, dense; fool, clot, booby, idiot, ass, ninny, goon, dope, chump, cretin" -
12 saloz
silly, foolish, stupid, daft, cuckoo, dim, dense -
13 susak
"thirsty; stupid, dense, daft" -
14 şaşkın
"confused, bewildered, blank; stupid, daft, dense"
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Daft — is an Old English derived word for silly, stupid, or mad, depending on context. Daft may also refer to: Daft (album), a 1986 album by Art of Noise Daft Punk, a French music duo D.A.F.T.: A Story About Dogs, Androids, Firemen and Tomatoes, a… … Wikipedia
daft — [ dæft ] adjective MAINLY BRITISH INFORMAL 1. ) silly and not sensible or reasonable: I think it s a daft idea. don t be daft: Don t be daft of course I won t forget you. be daft enough to do something: Who would be daft enough to pay so much for … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
daft´ly — daft «daft, dahft», adjective. 1. without sense or reason; silly; foolish; stupid: »Go out in this rain? You must be daft. 2. crazy; insane; mad: »to go daft … Useful english dictionary
daft — [da:ft US dæft] adj especially BrE [: Old English; Origin: gedAfte gentle ] 1.) silly ▪ a daft idea ▪ Me, jealous? Don t be daft (=that is a silly idea) . ▪ She s as daft as a brush (=extremely silly) . 2.) be daft about sth to be extremely… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Daft — (d[.a]ft), a. [OE. daft, deft, deft, stupid; prob. the same word as E. deft. See {Deft}.] 1. Stupid; foolish; idiotic; also, delirious; insane; as, he has gone daft. [1913 Webster] Let us think no more of this daft business Sir W. Scott. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
daft — daft; daft·berry; daft·ly; daft·ness; … English syllables
daft — /daft / (say dahft) adjective 1. Colloquial lacking in commonsense; idiotic: not as daft as I look! 2. Colloquial stupid; foolish: a daft idea. 3. Chiefly British lacking mental acuity; mentally deficient. {Middle English daffte, Old English… …
daft — [daft] adj. [ME dafte < OE (ge)dæfte, mild, gentle (for the sense development, see CRETIN, SILLY) < IE base * dhabh , to fit > L faber, a joiner, artisan] 1. silly; foolish 2. insane; crazy 3. Scot. merry or frolicsome in a giddy way… … English World dictionary
daft — index lunatic Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
daft — (adj.) O.E. gedæfte gentle, becoming, from P.Gmc. *gadaftjaz (Cf. O.E. daeftan to put in order, arrange, gedafen suitable; Goth. gadaban to be fit ), from PIE *dhabh to fit together. Sense progression from mild (c.1200) to dull (c.1300) to… … Etymology dictionary
daft — [adj] stupid; crazy absurd, asinine, bedlamite, bonkers, cracked*, crackers*, daffy*, demented, deranged, dopey*, flaky*, foolish, fried*, giddy, half baked*, idiotic, inane, insane, in the ozone*, lunatic, mad, mental*, nuts, nutty*, off the… … New thesaurus
