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1. (n.) maniac
an insane person; lunatic.
2. maniac
an overly zealous or enthusiastic person.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < LL maniacus possessed by mania < LGk
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lunatic, madman, maniac
an insane person
2. (adj) maniac
a person who has an obsession with or excessive enthusiasm for something
3. (adj) maniacal, maniac(p)
wildly disordered
"a maniacal frenzy"
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1. (noun) maniac
sb whose behavior is dangerous or extreme
He drove like a maniac.; a religious maniac
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| Definition of 'maniac' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) maniac
raving with madness; raging with disordered intellect; affected with mania; mad
2. (noun) maniac
a raving lunatic; a madman
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Sense: an insane (and dangerous) person; a madman
He drives like a maniac.
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 Afrikaans: maniak |
 Arabic: مَجْنون، مَهْووس |
 Bulgarian: маниак |
 Brazilian: maníaco |
 Czech: maniak |
 German: der/die Wahnsinnige |
 Danish: sindssyg person |
 Greek: μανιακός |
 Spanish: maniaco |
 Estonian: hull |
 Farsi: دیوانه |
 Finnish: hullu |
 French: maniaque |
 Hebrew: מְטוֹרָף |
 Hindi: उन्मादग्रस्त, पागल |
 Croatian: luđak |
 Hungarian: dühöngő őrült |
 Indonesian: orang gila |
 Icelandic: brjálæðingur |
 Italian: maniaco, folle |
 Japanese: 狂人 |
 Korean: 광적인 사람 |
 Lithuanian: maniakas, beprotis |
 Latvian: maniaks;ārprātīgais |
 Malay: orang gila |
 Dutch: maniak |
 Norwegian: vanvittig person, (som en |
 Polish: szaleniec |
 Persian: دیوانه |
 Pashto: ليونى |
 Portuguese: maníaco |
 Romanian: maniac |
 Russian: маньяк |
 Slovak: maniak |
 Slovenian: blaznež |
 Serbian: manijak |
 Swedish: galning, dåre, niding |
 Thai: คนบ้า |
 Turkish: manyak kimse |
 Taiwanese: 瘋子 |
 Ukrainian: маніяк |
 Urdu: جنونی |
 Vietnamese: người điên |
 Chinese: 疯子 |
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