bonkers
బాంకర్స్
definition
adjective
and the fans go bonkers
mad; crazy.
example
Well, the outrageous Julie has always been 'bonkers' , hasn't she.
The alternative, which is of course always possible, is that half the town has gone stark, raving 'bonkers' .
I have been going absolutely 'bonkers' trying to get a doll which is absolutely-to-my-liking finished.
It would be 'bonkers' for one council to act alone, but it would make sense if all three million people in Greater Manchester came to the same decision.
When I suggest he could subsidise lower ticket prices by putting on fewer concerts he looks at me as though I am 'bonkers' .
Speaking for myself, I think Lynne must be perfectly 'bonkers' .
It comes as a shock to find oneself joining the ‘Dear Sir, are we all going 'bonkers' ?’
To my delight she shot me a look that said she thought I'd gone 'bonkers' .
If your neighbour's dogs barking is driving you 'bonkers' , use a video camera to tape the mutt howling.
Even now, mixed raced children either embrace a black identity or go 'bonkers' trying to fit into a white society that won't accept them as one of their own.
I'm not at all surprised by this story, for Manhattan life can be very hectic, very stressful, and, frankly, very 'bonkers' .
Good god, he really has gone stark raving 'bonkers' , hasn't he?
Another excellent Orb album that will leave you sufficiently 'bonkers' until his next release.
It'll be a real hoot to see the neighbors gawking, gasping and going completely 'bonkers' over your capricious little caper.
The response of the Zionists was to go absolutely 'bonkers' .
But don't get stressed out and go 'bonkers' in the middle of Boots.
Well, provided you haven't gone completely 'bonkers' and been committed, that may well be true.
And, brilliantly insightful or 'bonkers' , they'll still be worth hearing.
Only one of us was 'bonkers' in this particular episode.
She most likely thought I was stark raving 'bonkers' as I told the tale of my worries about leaving the gas on.
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