berserked
berserked is the simple past and past participle of berserk.
Meaning of berserk
Verb
berserk (third-person singular simple present berserks, present participle berserking, simple past and past participle berserked)
- To be or become berserk.
- When great champions went berserking and were angry, they lost their human nature and went mad like dogs.1899 April, G[ranville] Stanley Hall, “A Study of Anger”, in The American Journal of Psychology, volume X, number 3, Worcester, Mass.: Clark University, […] Louis N. Wilson, […], page 522
- Synonyms:
- go berserk
- To make berserk.
- He neither knows himself nor his outriders; he berserks a fearful dimension and dismounts, miraculously, in bed!1937, Djuna Barnes, Nightwood, New Directions Publishing, published 2006, →ISBN, page 87
Questions about berserked
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