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• mind: Patrick Hamilton knew better than most the dark corners of the unhinged mind.

• bit: Carol is a bit unhinged, with a revulsion to men and sex.

• city: In this bedlam no shots were fired and no punches were thrown, but New Orleans seemed like a city unhinged.

• character: Their unhinged characters really rally against corporate middle-American, giving voice to some strong political views on globalization and suburban development.

• narrator: Astonishing Splashes of Color Kitty Wellington, the depressed and unhinged narrator of Clare Morrall's novel, has a strong and compelling voice.

• jaw: Pythons only eat once a week, but their huge unhinged jaws mean they can gobble prey much larger than themselves.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: There is this slightly unhinged optimism that comes from a belief in his own intentions.

• little: But if you thought the girls were more than a little unhinged in reality, you should see their dreams.. .

• mentally: Some one as nearly mentally unhinged as this girl would never be allowed to continue to perform her duties.

• completely: Completely unhinged by the violence, Elizabeth took her own life.

• somewhat: There has been speculation that Blair is somewhat unhinged.

• seriously: The 14 track bilingual collection included fierce improvisations, sharp pop, and some seriously unhinged stuff.