krazy

See also: krąży

English

Adjective

krazy (comparative krazier, superlative kraziest)

1. (marketing, in product names) Deliberate misspelling of crazy.
   • 1876, Josh Billings, Josh Billings: His Works, Complete, page 99:

     I am almoste krazy tew hav a Nufoundland dog.

   • 1994, Marcia Lerner, Writing Smart: Your Guide to Great Writing (The Princeton Review), New York, N.Y.: Villard Books, →ISBN, page 69:

     To make themselves stand apart, these folks think of the oddest KRAZIEST thing they do and write about that.

   • 2013, Kawan P. Sheppard, You're Driving Me Krazy, page 14:

     I found out on my second day on the road training that maybe these folks weren't making this stuff up—maybe I was krazy!

   • 2016, Yolanda Hamilton, My Paperback Book, page 44:

     I met him at work which was fine because I wasn't looking at him seriously—then one day he said he was krazy about me.

   • 2018, The Life and Legend of Wallace Wood: Volume 2, page 26:

     My personal favorite Wallace Wood/Topps Chewing Gum project was Krazy Little Comics.