[
UK
/bˈɑːmi/
]
ADJECTIVE
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informal or slang terms for mentally irregular
it used to drive my husband balmy - marked by spirited enjoyment
How To Use barmy In A Sentence
- Barmy idea - and I was too expensive? Times, Sunday Times
- But barmy carbohydrate appears in starch and candy, include those consist in food to counteract the starch in be being added into treatment food and candy.
- In the beginning, even Scotland's leading folk musicians thought Celtic Connections was a barmy idea.
- In a further twist to this story, Baker must know that there is absolutely nothing he, as an MP, can do about changing what he condemns as a "barmy" directive. How we are governed
- There is the absolutely barmy Professor Cuthbert Calculus, who designs the rocket to the moon.
- You will go completely barmy after a day or two. Times, Sunday Times
- This barmy idea is policy of governments past and present but will put English gardeners at a disadvantage and export yet more horticulture jobs abroad. The Sun
- Anyone barmy enough to join Morris in jumping out of a plane can get in touch with him about next year's trip to France.
- It was quiet, no barmy celebrations, with stunned supporters still coming to terms with what they had seen.
- I whittled away in my bedroom - I used to drive the cleaners barmy, with shavings around the room.