Definition of “crazies”

He does not want the group to be "a bunch of crazies or rabble-rousers.

I spent two hours in a little room set aside for shoplifters, the perpetrators of trolley rage and other assorted crazies.

It was precisely the remoteness of the Black Mountains that drew hermits, monks and holy crazies here from early Christian times.

They're bearin ' down on me, draggin ' new crazies into my circle of guilt.

Where their old-fashioned counterparts wanted political concessions, many crazies now just want to kill people, or sow dread.

`There are too many crazies in this country,' the store manager confided to me.

`They all have mothers, all those crazies who blow themselves away.

``We Wagner crazies do anything for the Ring,' Dr Sloan - who is only aged 67 - said yesterday.

com, you don't reach the website of the crazies in Afghanistan, you get a list of Glasgow councillors.