bonkers

Off one's rocker

Bonkers means crazy or mad, used informally and usually without serious clinical implications: The whole plan sounds bonkers, She went bonkers when she found out.

British in origin but widely used.

The tone is typically playful rather than harsh—you might call a friend's idea bonkers without real insult.

crazy

mad

Unhinged or enraged

nutsSeeds in shells
insaneSeverely mentally disturbed
loopyMildly crazy, informal

crackers · mental · unhinged · deranged · cuckoo · loony · batty · daft · barmy · potty

reaction

unbelievable

Impossible to accept as true

outrageousShockingly bad or excessive
ridiculousInviting scorn through absurdity
absurdWildly illogical

wild · insane · crazy · ludicrous · preposterous · shocking · unreal · incredible · mind-blowing · jaw-dropping

zany

wacky

Amusingly eccentric

madcapRecklessly impulsive person
zanyAmusingly absurd
eccentricUnconventional in character

quirky · screwball · slapstick · antic · clownish · goofy · kooky · oddball · whacky · harebrained

chaotic

pandemonium

State of utter confusion

mayhemViolent disorder and destruction
bedlamState of wild disorder
madnessMental derangement or folly

chaos · havoc · turmoil · uproar · commotion · frenzy · circus · madhouse · hullabaloo · shambles

bonkers

mad

unbelievable

wacky

pandemonium

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