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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The two farms plant a large variety of crops, including nuts, corn, wheat, cotton, alfalfa and fruits and vegetables — all needing a variety of fertilizers and other nutrients.
From Los Angeles Times
Crispy bacon bits, poppy pickled onions, hunks of avocado, corn nuts, everything bagel seasoning, za’atar, toasted breadcrumbs, torn herbs.
From Salon
The nuts and traditional sweets she would offer guests now cost three times what she normally paid.
From Los Angeles Times
Actor Edward James Olmos, who was visiting Vargas at the site Thursday morning, thinks his longtime friend is nuts.
From Los Angeles Times
Brayen is allergic to dairy, banana, pineapple, peas, green beans, wheat, egg, soya, nuts and peanuts, kiwi, root vegetables and pea protein.
From BBC
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