lunatic

It could also be true that she really was an insufferable lunatic afraid of catching Ebola from the plebeians.

“I saw a lunatic, simply stated,” the victim, a contractor from nearby Bristol, told police.

Everyone on the sidewalk looked at her like she was a lunatic, but she didn't care—she wanted that part.

There is only one word which I loathe more than I do lunatic and that word is crazy.

Unfortunately, as you say, I was present, and I tell you that our friend Barbiche behaved like a lunatic.

And I should say the same of a still-born baby that I had never seen alive, or of a lunatic whom I had not once seen sane.

The provision of a lodging for a lunatic was, moreover, an exception to the prohibition of the payment of rent for a pauper.

Moreover, the Central Authority took no steps to get such persons removed to lunatic asylums.

There, get along; if he were not so grossly immoral, he would be fit to shut up in a lunatic asylum.