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deranged

[ dih-reynjd ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

First recorded in 1780–90; derange + -ed ²

Doubling down on Schedule I is, at best, a deranged way to push Americans away from “medical,” and toward recreational, use.

Adult Swim airs ‘In Search of Miracle Man,’ its follow up to ‘Too Many Cooks,’ the deranged late-night comedy clip gone viral.

A series of deranged tweets about abuse and microchips grown concern for Amanda Bynes.

Barely Legal Pawn stars the duo as unscrupulous, possibly deranged pawnshop employees.

Earlier this month, a seemingly deranged woman made headlines.

It seems an odd thing to say, but upon my word I am afraid that, at times, he is a little deranged.

But, unfortunately, barometers of every construction are very easily damaged or deranged.

This proceeding drove the Pasha of the place almost deranged, and he died soon afterwards.

The country was in wide-spread confusion, paralyzed in its commerce, its currency utterly deranged.

Now Wilde and Strauss have simply drawn an erotic and half-deranged Oriental woman as they imagine she may have been.

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