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| etymological origin of | eng: looniness |
| has derived form | eng: loonier |
| has derived form | eng: loonies |
| has derived form | eng: looniest |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/En-ca-loonie.ogg |
| semantically related | eng: batty |
| semantically related | eng: cracky |
| semantically related | eng: crazy |
| semantically related | eng: daft |
| semantically related | eng: deranged |
| semantically related | eng: doolally |
| semantically related | eng: fruity |
| semantically related | eng: lose one's mind |
| semantically related | eng: meshugge |
| semantically related | eng: nuts |
| semantically related | eng: nutter |
| semantically related | eng: off one's nut |
| semantically related | eng: over the edge |
| semantically related | eng: wood |
| synonym | eng: nut |
| synonym | eng: nutter |
| synonym | eng: psycho |
| synonym | eng: whackjob |
| translation | eng: insane |
| translation | fin: hölmö |
| translation | fin: hullu |
| translation | fin: typerä |
| translation | gla: amadan |
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