locos

People not sane

Locos is the plural of loco, a word borrowed from Spanish meaning crazy or insane: Those guys are locos.

In American English, loco often describes someone acting wildly or irrationally.

Locoweed—a plant toxic to livestock—gets its name from the erratic behavior it causes in animals that eat it.

madness

crazy

Mentally unhinged

  • insaneSeverely mentally disturbed
  • lunaticDeranged or irrational person
  • derangedMentally disturbed, irrational

unhinged · crazed · demented · irrational · wild · bonkers · batty · nuts · touched · cracked

train

railway

Track system for trains

  • engineMachine producing motion
  • steamHeated water's gaseous form
  • dieselCompression-ignition fuel

freight · railcar · conductor · caboose · boxcar · carriage · depot · station · track · junction

food

tacos

Filled folded tortillas

filling · meat · beans · cheese · salsa · cilantro · lime · carnitas · barbacoa · al pastor

slang

crazy person

madman · character · wild one · loose cannon

Categories
Opposites
mental state/rationality

locosreasonable people

Those amenable to logic

behavioral conformity

locossquares

Four-sided equal figures

conformists · straight arrows · normals · stiffs

mental state

locossane

Mentally healthy, clearheaded

rational · lucid · balanced · stable · level-headed

Phrases
Family

local, location, locate, loco, relocate, locality, allocate, relocation, locomotion

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Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG