zany
31zany — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. clown, madcap, buffoon, comic, fool, comedian, jester, merry andrew, Punch, pickle herring; nitwit, dunce. See folly, wit. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. dumb, humorous, madcap, wacky*; see funny 1 ,… …
32zany — za·ny || zeɪnɪ n. clown, jester; fool adj. crazy, wacky, ludicrous; clown …
33zany — n. Buffoon, clown, jester, droll, merry andrew, harlequin, punch, punchinello, scaramouch, fool, jack pudding, pickle herring …
34zany — adj 1. comical, comic, nonsensical, absurd, ludicrous, ridiculous; amusing, laughable, risible, hilarious, silly, inane, foolish; crazy, daft, Inf. daffy, Chiefly Brit. Inf. potty, Inf. crackpot; All Sl. balmy, dippy, batty, bats, cuckoo, buggy,… …
35zany — za·ny …
36zany — adjective Syn: eccentric, odd, unconventional, bizarre, weird, mad, crazy, comic, madcap, quirky, idiosyncratic; informal wacky, oddball, off the wall; Brit.; informal daft; N.Amer.; informal kooky, wacko …
37zany — [ˈzeɪni] adj informal strange or unusual in a funny way …
38zany — /ˈzeɪni / (say zaynee) adjective (zanier, zaniest) 1. extremely comical; clownish. 2. slightly crazy; fantastic or ludicrous. –noun (plural zanies) 3. an apish buffoon; clown. 4. a silly person; simpleton. {French zani, from Italian dialect… …
39zany — adj. & n. adj. (zanier, zaniest) comically idiotic; crazily ridiculous. n. 1 a buffoon or jester. 2 hist. an attendant clown awkwardly mimicking a chief clown in shows; a merry andrew. Derivatives: zanily adv. zaniness n. Etymology: F zani or It …
40DJ Zany — Zany (Englisch: clown[1]) (* 11. Mai 1974 in Veldhoven; eigentlich Raoul Van Grinsven) ist ein niederländischer DJ und Musikproduzent. Zany Vince auf der Qlimax 2008 …
