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"meh-SHU-gah", originally a Hebrew word, is used in Yiddish as an adjective to mean 'crazy', but in the colloquial sense, certainly not as a formal medical diagnosis. A couple of examples: -- If your friend suggests a plan with which you totally disagree, you might express your disbelief by asking him "What are you ? Meshuga ? ! That'll never work." -- If you are overwhelmed by all the little things you have to take care of today, you might heave a big sigh and exclaim "Oy ! This paperwork is making me meshuga !"

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"Masuga" is Yiddish for "crazy" or "nutty." It is often used in a humorous or light-hearted way to describe someone or something as eccentric or unusual.

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