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zany
[zey-nee]
adjective
ludicrously or whimsically comical; clownish.
zany
/ ˈzeɪnɪ /
adjective
comical in an endearing way; imaginatively funny or comical, esp in behaviour
noun
a clown or buffoon, esp one in old comedies who imitated other performers with ludicrous effect
a ludicrous or foolish person
Other Word Forms
- zanily adverb
- zaniness noun
- zanyism noun
- zanyish adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of zany1
Word History and Origins
Origin of zany1
Example Sentences
The MLB postseason, which begins on Tuesday, is often described as a “crapshoot”—a zany, monthlong gauntlet where chaos reigns supreme and the best team in the regular season rarely wins.
His rendition, which often presents the president as a zany stand-up comedian slinging joke after joke, has won wide respect in the comedy world, and anchored SNL’s political takes for the last four seasons.
The band was riding high on their new single, the chart-topping “Help!” and the group’s zany new film of the same title was set to open in New York City on August 11.
"We want to see the outrageous, the zany, but at the same time, we don't want it to be so removed from our lives that we can't relate at all," she said.
The Georgia couple gained popularity for their USA Network series, which showcased their luxurious lifestyle and zany family dynamic.
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