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  1. adj.:  bats,  bugs,  crackers,  demented,  frantic,  loco,  loony,  mad,  mental,  nuts,  nutty,  rabid,  crazy as a bedbug,  off one's nut,  crazy,  eccentric
Thesaurus
bats, in an extreme state of emotion, esp fear or anxiety, distraught, frenetic, manic
abnormal, abnormal, abnormal, odd, irregular, corrigible, slightly insane, curious, queer, queer, improbable, infrequent, remarkable, abnormally, odd, bizarre, unusual, unwonted, way-out, nontraditional, antic
amateur, boorish, awkward, unskillful, persistent, deliberately unco-operative, backward, robust, husky, amateur, absurd, done without tact or skill, bananas, crazy, cockeyed, berserk, vulgar, gross, clottish, unmannered, rude through lack of knowledge about good manners, insignificant, botchy, awful, graceless, cracked, amateurish, absurd, ridiculous, eagerly enthusiastic, insane, manic, No inner, dotty, crazy, babyish, babyish, slightly improper or indecent, none Address sexual, benighted, callow, unwary, innocent, anserine, tomfool, rough, plain, no conversant, tasteless, none technical, impolitic, inadvisable
Containing Phrases
bats a tea partyBats Shurenbats collier
Bats Alarm coteBats RenwoxingBats Owl People
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland bats a tea partyRelief Gaodingshini Bats issue student