barmy

I've never had to say that to you in your life before but now you've gone barmy.

Barmy anyway, which is what I understand you to mean.

Now that is far from strange or barmy as an economic idea.

He stared at me as though I had gone suddenly barmy.

Of course, to do it you have to be a bit barmy."

Their demands, as Willie just said, are barmy and they know it.

Needless to say, added Stuart, his wife thought he was barmy.

Tell you what, if you ask me, he was barmy.

Sorry for all the barmy questions, hope you can help!!

Some of them got religious or went barmy I seem to remember, but the point is they were all different when they came back.

"I don't know about him, but I'm barmy for coming down here."

I suppose I must still be a bit barmy, though.

My friends love the cats, but my family think I'm a bit barmy.

It's breezily barmy stuff, and there really is very little that's not to like.

Keith and I would look at him and say he was barmy.

His wife, Marigold, recently referred to him as "far less barmy than he used to be."

I'd go barmy if I was stuck between four walls day in, day out.

It makes for a small barmy life to be two writers living together, but there are lots of funny possibilities.

"It's completely barmy that anyone lives out on the streets when there are so many empty homes," Spencer says.

I was attracted by its slightly barmy mixing of literary disciplines.

Even more barmy is building more gas generation compared to coal.

Admittedly, his family was barmy, but that in itself didn't constitute a motive.

He was exasperatingly barmy, but that was not his fault.

Maria Eagle, the shadow transport secretary, said the plan was "barmy".

And why on earth did somebody ever agree to this (what looks to me personally) utterly barmy arrangement?