crazities
From the word, crazy, this describes qualities in a person which are eccentric or unsual, or crazy (obviously).
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midnight crazies
Wild behavior common with cats late at night who will run from room to room and jump on furniture, often yowling, for no explicable reason.
Angela: What's wrong with Mr. Mittens? Last night he spent an hour racing through my apartment meowing like a banshee.
William: I wouldn't worry, it's probably just the midnight crazies: typical weird feline behavior.
William: I wouldn't worry, it's probably just the midnight crazies: typical weird feline behavior.
midnight crazies by Medicine Show November 16, 2011
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bath crazies
The bizzarre mood your dog is in immediately following you giving it a bath. Typical behavior includes running, jumping, barking, and generally acting crazy.
We just gave Tilly a bath, now she's jumping around, acting like a lunatic. She has the bath crazies.
bath crazies by Lon December 27, 2006
COVID cavities
The COVID-related blowback of mass stress-related overconsumption of sugar and not having regular dental checkups.
COVID cavities by Dr Bunnygirl May 3, 2020
Craziness in a Box
A term to describe something hugely exciting. It also describe an expression of surprise such as holy shit! Even if it's a thought that's outside the box, it's crazy enough to go inside of it.
Craziness in a Box by Meltedplasticbag January 13, 2009
bloodcunt crazies
Dude 1: My girlfriend just trashed my car and set fire to my house!
Dude 2: Wow! What did you do?
Dude 1: Nothing! I think it's just that time of the month!
Dude 2: The bloodcunt crazies, tough luck mate.
Dude 2: Wow! What did you do?
Dude 1: Nothing! I think it's just that time of the month!
Dude 2: The bloodcunt crazies, tough luck mate.
bloodcunt crazies by drlukeyboy May 27, 2009
Crusader Crazies
The most loyal, dedicated, and loudest fans in the world of highschool sports. They are fans of the Bergen Catholic Crusaders in Oradell NJ. Home of the best student-athletes in NJ. They paint their entire bodies before every football game and no one would ever be dumb enough to cross them. Their main rivals are the Don Bosco fans, who are not nearly as good. Even though they are great guys when it comes to game time they are vicious and ruthless fans willing to do whatever they can for their team.
Crusader Crazies by ultralaxer4 June 7, 2011
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