Increasingly off-kilter
Dafter is the comparative form of daft, meaning more foolish, silly, or absurd.
British English uses daft more readily than American English: Each idea was dafter than the last.
I've never heard anything dafter in my life.
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Increasingly off-kilter
Dafter is the comparative form of daft, meaning more foolish, silly, or absurd.
British English uses daft more readily than American English: Each idea was dafter than the last.
I've never heard anything dafter in my life.
1. foolish — sillier, More lacking in sense; crazier (More mentally unbalanced); stupider (More lacking in intelligence); nuttier (More mentally unbalanced); battier · goofier · wackier · loopier · dippier · ditzier · kookier · zanier · madder · screwier
INTELLIGENCE/WISDOMdafter ≠ smarter More intelligent; wiser · cleverer · brighter · sharper · keener
SENSIBLENESS/JUDGMENTdafter ≠ saner More mentally sound; savvier
Daft Punk (Masked French electronic duo); daft as a brush (Extremely foolish, charmingly so)
daft, daftly, daftness, daftest
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/dafter