nutcase

UK
/ˈnʌt.keɪs/
US
/ˈnʌt.keɪs/
nutcasenoun
nutcases
pl
UK
/ˈnʌt.keɪs/
US
/ˈnʌt.keɪs/
Translations
dingueFamilier.
Everyone thought he was a nutcase for trying to build a rocket in his backyard.
Tout le monde pensait que c'était un dingue d'essayer de construire une fusée dans son jardin.
Additional translations
cingléFamilier.
Definitions
A person who is considered to be crazy or eccentric.
Everyone thought he was a nutcase for trying to build a rocket in his backyard.
nutcaseadjective
more nutcase
Comp.
most nutcase
Super.
UK
/ˈnʌt.keɪs/
US
/ˈnʌt.keɪs/
Used attributively before nouns to describe something or someone as crazy or eccentric.
Translations
loufoqueFamilier ; se dit d'une idée, d'un plan ou d'une personne.
She came up with a nutcase plan to travel the world on a unicycle.
Elle a imaginé un plan loufoque pour faire le tour du monde en monocycle.
Additional translations
farfeluFamilier.
Definitions
Crazy or eccentric (used attributively before a noun).
She came up with a nutcase plan to travel the world on a unicycle.