Kill Crazy

Pronunciation: /kɪl ˈkreɪzi/

Definitions of kill crazy

adjective describing someone who is excessively eager or enthusiastic about killing

Example Sentences

A1 He is kill crazy when it comes to playing video games.

A2 The character in the movie was portrayed as being kill crazy.

B1 The serial killer was described as being kill crazy by the police.

B2 The soldier's kill crazy behavior was a cause for concern among his comrades.

C1 The dictator's kill crazy regime led to widespread human rights abuses.

C2 The warlord's reputation as a kill crazy leader struck fear into the hearts of his enemies.

Examples of kill crazy in a Sentence

formal The police were dealing with a dangerous individual who was described as being kill crazy.

informal That guy is straight up kill crazy, always looking for trouble.

slang Watch out for that dude, he's totally kill crazy.

figurative The competition in the market is so fierce, it's like being in a kill crazy industry.

Grammatical Forms of kill crazy

• past tense: killed
• plural: kill crazies
• comparative: more kill crazy
• superlative: most kill crazy
• present tense: kill crazy
• future tense: will be kill crazy
• perfect tense: have been kill crazy
• continuous tense: are being kill crazy
• singular: kill crazy
• positive degree: kill crazy
• infinitive: to kill crazy
• gerund: killing crazy
• participle: killing crazy

Origin and Evolution of kill crazy

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'kill crazy' originated as a colloquial expression in English language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who becomes uncontrollably violent or aggressive when it comes to killing, the term 'kill crazy' has evolved to also encompass a reckless or excessive enthusiasm for violence or killing in general.