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cray

[ krey ]
/ kreɪ /

adjective Slang.

crazy.

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Also cray cray, cray-cray [krey-krey] /ˈkreɪˌkreɪ/ .

Origin of cray

By shortening or reduplication

Words nearby cray

crawling peg, crawlspace, crawly, craw-thumper, Craxi, cray, crayer, crayfish, Crayola, crayon, craythur
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British Dictionary definitions for cray

cray
/ (kreɪ) /

noun

Australian and NZ informal a crayfish
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