nutzo
nutzo is the alternative form of nutso.
Meaning of nutso
Adjective
nutso (comparative more nutso, superlative most nutso)
- Crazy, insane.
- "You wanted a report, so here's a full report: crazy, nutso, raisins short of a fruitcake, rubber walls, screaming-mad basket-cases."2000, Zadie Smith, White Teeth, London: Hamish Hamilton, →ISBN
- Fraught or out of control.
- How being taught to not cut corners, even in a nutso emergency room shift, meant I checked all regions in Mary below the waist and didn't just tell her I thought it was probably gas.2005, Phyllis Hollenbeck, Sacred Trust: The Ten Rules of Life, Death, and Medicine, →ISBN, page 40
- Obsessed; overly enthusiastic.
- Even the most nutso fisherman would think twice about going out on the lake today.2001, Kathryn North, Proud Mari, →ISBN, page 7
- Ridiculous; unbelievable or silly.
- Forget the mechanical, materlial, solid model of communication, bring in the invisible but very real web rings. Internet, hacking and so on; puerile conversations of chat pages, insane obsessions with nutso things.2000, Finola Moorhead, Darkness More Visible, →ISBN, page 133
Forms of nutzo
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more nutzo |
| superlative | most nutzo |
| Noun | |
| plural | nutzos |
Questions about nutzo
- What is nutzo the alternative form of?
- Nutzo is the alternative form of nutso.
Words near nutzo in the dictionary
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