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Definitions by Silver Phoenix Plazma Moon

GRAZY
adjective
Pronounced: /ˈɡreɪ-zi/ — GRAY-zee

A combination of Great / Grand + Crazy.

Used to describe something that is wild, unbelievable, ridiculous, unexpected, over-the-top, or absolutely insane... but in an unquestionably GOOD way.

Unlike crazy, which can be positive or negative depending on tone and context, grazy is ALWAYS positive.

Important distinction:

Crazy:
“This is crazy.”
Could be good. Could be bad. Could mean someone is about to call security.

Grazy:
“This is GRAZY.”
OMFG YES!

Related forms:

Grazier — comparatively more grazy.
“The party somehow got even grazier.”

Graziest — maximum measurable grazy.
“That was the graziest weekend of my life.”

Graziness — the state, quality, or measurable concentration of grazy.
“The sheer graziness of this situation is magnificent.”

Grazified — something ordinary that has been transformed into something spectacularly grazy.
“We added lasers. Consider it grazified.”

The Grazy Rule

If you have to ask:

“Wait... crazy good or crazy bad?”

Then somebody should've just said:

“GRAZY.”

No negativity. No ambiguity. Just 100% certified, Grade-A, weapons-grade GOOD CRAZY.
Examples:

“Dude, this concert is freekin' GRAZY!”
Translation: This concert is completely insane and I am having the time of my life.

“You built that whole thing yourself? That's grazy.”
Translation: I am impressed, not concerned for your psychological wellbeing.

“The view from up here is GRAZY!”
Translation: Spectacular. Incredible. Mind-blowing.

“That idea is absolutely grazy... LET'S DO IT.”