The term "lunatic" historically referred to a person who was considered insane or mentally ill, often linked to the phases of the moon, as it was believed that lunar cycles could influence behavior. Today, it is generally regarded as an outdated and offensive term, with more respectful language used to describe mental health issues. In modern contexts, it might also be used informally to describe someone acting wildly or irrationally.
lunatic(n) one who is insane/crazy/foolish.
That's hockey you lunatic!
Translated to: "You are a lunatic."
Do you mean "lunatic"? It means a crazy person.
What does the term mean prompt in dos
Dos Lagos
Dos por Dos means Two times two 2x2
Here is a sentence for lunatic, "There are some behavior patterns that may make you look like a lunatic." A lunatic is a mentally challenged person.
You would have to be a lunatic to leave the doors or windows to your house unlocked in this day and age!When it comes to shoes, my girlfriend is such a lunatic!The lunatic is on the path.Institutionalization may become a life sentence for a lunatic.
The word "lunatic" comes from the latin word LUNAR which means moon. so lunatic means moon- crazy. but most people just mean crazy
A lunatic is a crazy person. Here are some sentences.People used to be locked up in lunatic asylums.He is acting like a lunatic."The lunatic is in the hall." (from Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage")
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