screwy

[skroo-ee]

adjective

Slang.

screwier, screwiest 

1. crazy; nutty.

   I think you're screwy, refusing an invitation to the governor's dinner.

2. disconcertingly strange.

   There's something screwy about his story.

3. absurdly peculiar or impractical; ridiculous.

   screwy ideas.

screwy

/ ˈskruːɪ /

adjective

1. informal,  odd, crazy, or eccentric

Word History and Origins

Origin of screwy¹

First recorded in 1810–20; screw + -y ¹

Example Sentences

But Bell is actually too convincing at playing a damaged woman saddled with dialogue that’s only slightly screwier than what we’d encounter in a Lifetime movie.

From Salon

But the film’s sense of time feels vague and screwy.

From Los Angeles Times

Finn Russell's screwy kicking performance, in which three potentially decisive conversion shots slipped by, won't escape unnoticed either.

From BBC

Daniels and Chase brought more oomph to their characters’ romantic entanglement, which has left Lady Larken happily if inconveniently with child, a springboard for the whole screwy marital plot.

From Los Angeles Times

If Trump truly believed he won that election, it would be even worse — the screwy emperor with no clothes.

From Los Angeles Times