Wackadoo

Definitions of wackadoo

noun a crazy or eccentric person

Example Sentences

A1 My little sister is always calling me a wackadoo when I act silly.

A2 The movie we watched last night was so wackadoo, I couldn't follow the plot.

B1 I can't believe my boss promoted that wackadoo to a higher position.

B2 The comedian's wackadoo sense of humor had the audience roaring with laughter.

C1 Despite his wackadoo behavior, he was actually a brilliant scientist.

C2 The artist's latest exhibit was a wackadoo masterpiece that left everyone in awe.

Examples of wackadoo in a Sentence

formal The scientist dismissed the idea as wackadoo and not based on any empirical evidence.

informal I can't believe you fell for that wackadoo conspiracy theory!

slang That movie was so wackadoo, I couldn't even follow the plot.

figurative Her mind was a wackadoo whirlwind of thoughts and ideas.

Grammatical Forms of wackadoo

• past tense: wackadooed
• plural: wackadoos
• comparative: more wackadoo
• superlative: most wackadoo
• present tense: wackadoo
• future tense: will wackadoo
• perfect tense: have wackadooed
• continuous tense: is wackadooing
• singular: wackadoo
• positive degree: wackadoo
• infinitive: to wackadoo
• gerund: wackadooing
• participle: wackadooed

Origin and Evolution of wackadoo

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'wackadoo' is believed to have originated as a playful and nonsensical term, possibly influenced by onomatopoeia.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a slang term to describe someone or something eccentric or quirky, 'wackadoo' has evolved to also convey a sense of absurdity or craziness.