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batsadjective having or showing a very abnormal or sick state of mindby film's end it's obvious that faded movie star Norma Desmond is completely bats balmy, barmy(chiefly British), batty, bedlam, bonkers, brainsick, bughouse(slang), certifiable, crackbrained, cracked, crackers, crackpot, cranky(dialect), crazed, crazy, cuckoo, daffy, daft, demented, deranged, fruity(slang), gaga, haywire, insane, kooky(also kookie), loco(slang), loony(also looney), loony tunes(or looney tunes), lunatic, mad, maniacal(also maniac), mental, meshuga(or meshugge also meshugah or meshuggah), moonstruck, non compos mentis, nuts, nutty, psycho, psychotic, scatty(chiefly British), screwy, unbalanced, unhinged, unsound, wacko(also whacko), wacky(also whacky), wud(chiefly Scottish) dotty, fey, loopy, off, potty(chiefly British), teched(or tetched), touchedaberrant, delirious, delusional, delusionary, disordered, disturbed, neurotic, obsessive-compulsive, paranoiac(also paranoic), paranoid(also paranoidal), schizoid, schizophrenic, sociopathiceccentric, odd, oddball, pixilated(also pixillated), queer, strangefoolish, senseless, witlessirrational, unreasonableamok(or amuck), ape, ballistic, bananas, berserk, nucleardepresseddistracted, distraught, frantic, frenzied, hysterical(also hysteric), raving, wigged-outfixated, monomaniac, monomaniacal, obsessed around the bend, off one's gourd, off one's head, off one's rocker, out of one's head(or out of one's mind), out to lunch(slang) balanced, compos mentis, sane, sound, uncrazy clear, lucid, rational, reasonablejudicious, sensible, wisehealthy, normal, well-adjustedunneurotic a hard strike with a part of the body or an instrumenta sharp bat with a rolled-up newspaper and that fly was a goner bangs, bashes, beats, belts, biffs, blows, bops, boxes, buffets, busts, chops, claps, clips, clouts, cracks, cuffs, dabs, douses(British), fillips, hacks, haymakers, hits, hooks, knocks, larrups(dialect), lashes, licks, pelts, picks, plumps, pokes, pounds, punches, raps, slams, slaps, slugs, smacks, smashes, socks, spanks, stingers, stripes, strokes, swats, swipes, switches, thuds, thumps, thwacks, wallops, welts, whacks, whams, whops(also whaps) counterblows(or counter-blows), counterpunches, counters, counterstrokes(or counter-strokes)body blows, hands, kicks, knees, lefts, one-twos, rabbit punches, right-handers, rights, roundhouses, shivers, sidewinders, sucker punches, swings, uppercutscrunchers, kayos, knockdowns, knockouts, KOsbastinadoes(or bastinades), batterings, beatings, drubbings, lickings, pastings, thrashingswallopings, whippings, whips a heavy rigid stick used as a weapon or for punishmentriot policemen armed with bats and tear gas bastinadoes(or bastinades), batons, billies, billy clubs, bludgeons, canes, clubs, cudgels, nightsticks, rods, rungs(Scottish), saps, shillelaghs(also shillalahs), staffs(or staves), truncheons, waddies(Australian) blackjacks, knobkerries, macesbirches, crabsticks, hickories, rattans, staves, switchesbeetles, gavels, hammers, mallets, mauls, sledgehammerscrooks, crosiers(or croziers), walking sticks, whangees to deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous mannerbatted the lamp off the table with one strike bangs, bashes, belts, biffs, bludgeons, bobs, bonks, bops, boxes, busts, claps, clips, clobbers, clocks, clouts, cracks, hammers, hits, knocks, nails, pastes, pounds, punches, raps, slams, slaps, slogs, slugs, smacks, smites, socks, strikes, swats, swipes, tags, thumps, thwacks, wallops, whacks, whales, zaps batters, beats, buffets, bungs, chops, cuffs, drubs, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), licks, mangles, mauls, pelts, peppers, pommels, pummels, roughsscuffsbunts, flicks, strokes, tapsbumps, butts, jabs, jostles, kicks, knees, pokes, prods, pushes, shoves, stampsbowls (down or over), creams, decks, dumps(slang), fells, floors, knocks down, levelsrabbit-punches, sucker punchescanes, clubs, cudgels, flails, flogs, lashes, saps, slashes, sledgehammers, sledges, spears, stabs, switches, thrashes, whipsbeans, brains, conks, skulls hangs one on to strike repeatedlybatted the piñata until it finally broke open bashes, bastes, batters, beats, belabors, belts, birches, bludgeons, buffets, bungs up, clubs, curries, does, drubs, fibs(British), flogs, hammers, hides, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), lashes, lathers, licks, mauls, messes (up), paddles, pelts, pommels, pounds, pummels, punches out, roughs (up), slates, slogs, switches, tans, thrashes, threshes, thumps, tromps, wallops, whales, whips, whops(or whaps), whups, works over assails, assaults, attacks, besets, boxes, busts, chops, clobbers, clouts, cracks, cudgels, cuffs, descends (on or upon), hits, jumps (on), knocks, lams, lays on, pastes, pounces (on or upon), punches, raids, rushes, slams, slaps, smacks, smashes, socks, spanks, storms, swats, swipes, thwacks, whacks, whams, whompsblackjacks, canes, cowhides, flagellates, fustigates, horsewhips, leathers, pistol-whips, rawhides, scourges, strapsgores, lacerates, woundsmaims, mangles, mutilates beats up on to move about from place to place aimlesslyon Sunday afternoons we'd pile into Father's car and bat around the countryside cruises, drifts, floats, gads (about), gallivants(also galavants), kicks around, knocks (about), maunders, meanders, mooches, rambles, ranges, roams, roves, traipses, wanders ambles, saunters, strollsdawdles, mopesgypsies, hobos, tramps, vagabondsmills (about or around)straggles, strays in 1919 |