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schizy

schizy adjective: schizoid, schizophrenic.

Adjective

schizy (comparative more schizy or schizier, superlative most schizy or schiziest)

  1. (offensive, slang) schizoid, schizophrenic
    • If Maggie the performer is flamboyantly flexible, her backstage persona is downright schizy.1976 April 3, Don Shewey, “Maggie Mixes Cabaret and Caricature”, in Gay Community News, page 17
    • Gypsie: Hey, guy, later. [to Hill]: Doesn't this leave you a little schizy?1979, G.H. Hill, Interview with Norton Cabal, Principia Discordia Loompanics, S.F.

Forms of schizy

comparativemore schizy
comparativeschizier
superlativemost schizy
superlativeschiziest
alternative formschizzy

Origin of schizy

From schiz- + -y (diminutive suffix).

Words formed from schizy

Questions about schizy

What does schizy mean?
Schizy means schizoid, schizophrenic.
What part of speech is schizy?
Schizy is an adjective.

Words near schizy in the dictionary

  1. schizotypical
  2. schizotypy
  3. schizozoite
  4. schizozoites
  5. schiztic
  6. schizy
  7. schizz out
  8. schizzed out
  9. schizzes out
  10. schizzing out
  11. schizzy

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