nuts
Americaninterjection
adjective
idioms
adjective
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a slang word for insane
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slang extremely fond (of) or enthusiastic (about)
interjection
plural noun
Etymology
Origin of nuts
First recorded in 1900–05; plural of nut
Example Sentences
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It is produced by beneficial gut bacteria when they break down tryptophan, an amino acid found in foods like turkey and nuts.
From Science Daily
This includes tree nuts, some fresh fruit, soybean oil, wine, spirits and other "additional products" that were not specified.
From Barron's
But China has a broad supply chain of manufacturers that make the nuts and bolts of humanoids, including sensors, batteries and other components.
“The round ones are cream-filled, the square ones are solid chocolate, and the heart-shaped ones have nuts,” she explained.
From Literature
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It was flaky and bursting with what appeared to be nuts.
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