crazy

Preposition: about

ember: So if your man's crazy about the ember, men's moissanite wedding rings would just be a perfect wedding gift for him.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• drive: Behind his icy façade lay something ominous, unspoken; the mystery drove both sexes crazy.
• go: Durham City Center is to going to go food crazy on Saturday 8th October.

Modifies a noun

• golf: Take a ride on the electric cars or test your skills on the crazy golf.
• paving: The ' water feature ' side of the crazy paving remained fairly tidy... .
• antic: We were frequently rewarded with nose rubs and his endless crazy antics!
• fool: I'm just waiting for a response along the lines of ' thats by design crazy fool ' , or similar...
• frog: I hope talk is xmas No 1. Its up against the crazy frog again!
• guy: The part with the crazy guy in the bunker was quite simply rubbish.

Modifying Another Word

• downright: Lots of mums and dads think it's too violent but it's just downright crazy!
• kinda: It reminded me of some kinda crazy dysfunctional family.
• absolutely: The idea that the BBC is biased just seems absolutely crazy to me.
• pretty: To most mums, that must seem a pretty crazy life choice.
• totally: This coming weekend is likely to be totally crazy.

Infinitive complement

miss: With all this going on in the flat, you'd be crazy to miss it!

Used with adjective complement

• stir: I think you will be ok to let them out now they must be going stir crazy.
• go: Two tracks I used to go crazy to back in the day!
• seem: You may find that an idea that seemed crazy at the time suddenly seems much more solid.
• sound: I mean less than 10 years ago this discussion would have sounded crazy to a lot of people.