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cramsane 

A state of being in which everything is awesome or insane.
To be insane compares a current state to the norm, while to be cramsane means to be in a state in which insanity is the norm.
Cramsane is not hyperbole: nothing should be called cramsane unless it is truly cramsane, for cramsane denotes a literal state of what is normally only hyperbole.
Proper use: Jim is holding a gravity bong and a large bag of leaf and says to Andy "hey, you ready to get cramsane," to which Andy replies "yes."

Improper use: "Oh man, that soup was really good." "Yeah, it was cramsane."
cramsane by Sam "cramsane" Crane January 2, 2008
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crimsane 

Incredibly insane. So insane that words can not come close to a description.
Person: Did you see that whore beat up seven children, then punch an old lady to steal a car and five dollars while choking a baby?
Other Person: Yea. That was crimsane...CRIMsane

Person: Adam West is insane...
Other Person: Or is he... CRIMSANE...

Person: See that new computer... it r0x0r5!!!1
Other Person: ya d00d, crimsane!
crimsane by paradox7 July 16, 2008
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crampanetic 

State of mental frustration expressed with explitive attributes when your computer freezes up while performing customer service.
"Sorry Ma'am, my computer is frozen. Oh crampanetic!"
crampanetic by Rainea March 12, 2010
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B)
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