bonkers

English

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Adjective

bonkers

(informal) Mad; crazy.

Derived terms

bonkersness
bonkiness

Translations

mad, crazy

Czech: praštěný (cs), střelený
Dutch: gek (nl), zot (nl)
Finnish: hullu (fi)
French: fou (fr), délirant (fr), irrationnel (fr), zinzin (fr) (colloquial), chtarbé (fr) m (slang)
German: beknackt (de), bescheuert (de), verrückt (de)

Italian: rincoglionito (it), barbogio
Portuguese: maluco (pt), doido (pt), pirado (pt)
Russian: чо́кнутый (ru) (čóknutyj), поме́шанный (ru) (poméšannyj), спя́тивший (ru) (spjátivšij)
Spanish: majara (es) (colloquial, Spain), chiflado (es) (colloquial), majareta (colloquial, Spain), loco (es)

Noun

bonkers

plural of bonker

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