becraze
becraze verb: to make crazed or crazy.
Verb
becraze (third-person singular simple present becrazes, present participle becrazing, simple past and past participle becrazed)
- To make crazed or crazy
- Under the influence of those very spirits of devils, which peep and mutter, rap and tip tables, and becraze the weak; the same devils that impelled Gov. Seymour to veto the bill prohibiting the liquor traffic, in direct opposition to the wishes of his constituents; [...]1855, E. S. Davis, Seven Thunders
- Such horrid noises caused by the braying of the asses, lowing of oxen, screaming of women and children with the fiendish cursing and swearing shouted in all languages by furious madmen was enough to becraze the greatest stoic in all Christendom.1981, Oregon National Historic Trail
Synonyms of becraze
Antonyms
Forms of becraze
| third-person singular present | becrazes |
|---|---|
| present participle | becrazing |
| past participle | becrazed |
| past | becrazed |
Origin of becraze
From be- + craze.
Words formed from becraze
Questions about becraze
- What does becraze mean?
- Becraze means to make crazed or crazy.
- What part of speech is becraze?
- Becraze is a verb.
- What is the past tense of becraze?
- The past tense of becraze is becrazed.
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