What is another word for gaga?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈɑːɡə], [ ɡˈɑːɡə], [ ɡ_ˈɑː_ɡ_ə]
Synonyms for Gaga:
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adj.
• capricious- Humorsome ,
- Vagarious ,
- YOYO ,
- any way the wind blows ,
- yo-yo ,
- mutable ,
- notional ,
- oddest ,
- quirky ,
- temperamental ,
- up and down ,
- wayward .
- Reeling ,
- blinded ,
- off balance ,
- slap-happy ,
- up set ,
- weak in the knees ,
- weak knees ,
- fainter ,
- hazy ,
- shaky ,
- staggering ,
- tipsy ,
- unsteady ,
- vertiginous ,
- weak-kneed .
- REDHOT ,
- avid ,
- born-again ,
- dying to ,
- eager ,
- fervent ,
- hooked ,
- keen ,
- keyed up ,
- mad about something ,
- motivated ,
- red hot ,
- wholehearted ,
- heartiest ,
- most pleased .
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n.
• enamored • gaga- in love ,
- infatuated ,
- loving ,
- old ,
- smitten ,
- soft on ,
- taken with .
Other synonyms:
- distraught ,
- emotional ,
- empty-headed ,
- flighty ,
- frivolous ,
- lunatic ,
- maniacal ,
- non compos mentis ,
- scatterbrained ,
- screwy .
- disordered ,
- harebrained ,
- insane ,
- moonstruck ,
- touched ,
- unsound .
- frothy ,
- lighthearted ,
- silly .
- giddy .
- dizzy .
- wrong .
- off .
Other relevant words:
- Befooled ,
- Crack-brained ,
- Derailed ,
- Fatuitous ,
- Flipped ,
- Giddy-brained ,
- Giddy-headed ,
- Gulled ,
- Luny ,
- WUD ,
- aged ,
- ancient ,
- angry ,
- ape about ,
- apish ,
- around the bend ,
- asinine ,
- balmy ,
- barbarian ,
- barbaric ,
- barmy ,
- baseless ,
- bats ,
- batty ,
- beany ,
- bedlam ,
- beguiled ,
- bemused ,
- besotted ,
- bewitched ,
- bizarre ,
- bonkers ,
- bowled over ,
- brainless ,
- brainsick ,
- bubbleheaded ,
- buffoonish ,
- buggy ,
- bughouse ,
- bugs ,
- capricious ,
- captivated ,
- careless ,
- certifiable ,
- changeable ,
- changeful ,
- charmed ,
- childish ,
- cockeyed ,
- cracked ,
- crackers ,
- crackpot ,
- cranky ,
- crazed ,
- crazy about ,
- crazy as a loon ,
- credulous ,
- crippled ,
- cuckoo ,
- daft ,
- dazed ,
- debilitated ,
- decrepit ,
- demented ,
- deranged ,
- dippy ,
- disabled ,
- distracted ,
- disturbed ,
- ditzy ,
- doolally ,
- doting ,
- dumb ,
- elderly ,
- enamoured ,
- enchanted ,
- enervated ,
- enfeebled ,
- enraptured ,
- ensorcelled ,
- enthralled ,
- enthusiastic ,
- erratic ,
- extremely enthusiastic ,
- fatuous ,
- featherheaded ,
- feeble ,
- fickle ,
- flaky ,
- flustered ,
- fluttery ,
- fond ,
- fool ,
- foolheaded ,
- foolish ,
- frail ,
- freaked-out ,
- frenzied ,
- fruity ,
- fuddled ,
- futile ,
- gaga over ,
- gone on ,
- goofy ,
- groundless ,
- half-baked ,
- harebrain ,
- haywire ,
- heedless ,
- hipped on ,
- hoity-toity ,
- idiotic ,
- ill ,
- imbecile ,
- impractical ,
- in bad shape ,
- inane ,
- incapacitated ,
- inconstant ,
- inept ,
- infirm ,
- irrational ,
- irresolute ,
- irresponsible ,
- kookie ,
- kooky ,
- light-headed ,
- lightheade ,
- lightheaded ,
- loco ,
- loony ,
- loopy ,
- ma ,
- mad ,
- mad about ,
- mad as a hatter ,
- maddened ,
- maniac ,
- maudlin ,
- mental ,
- mercurial ,
- meshuga ,
- moronic ,
- muddleheaded ,
- nobody home ,
- nonsensical ,
- not all there ,
- nuts ,
- nuts about ,
- nutty ,
- nutty as a fruitcake ,
- of unsound mind ,
- off one's head ,
- off one's rocker ,
- off the track ,
- out of one's mind ,
- out of shape ,
- out to lunch ,
- pointless ,
- potty ,
- preposterous ,
- psycho ,
- psychotic ,
- purposeless ,
- queasy ,
- raging ,
- rattlebrained ,
- rattleheaded ,
- rattlepated ,
- risky ,
- round the bend ,
- sappy ,
- savage ,
- screwball ,
- screwballs ,
- senescent ,
- senseless ,
- sentimental ,
- sick ,
- sick in the head ,
- slaphappy ,
- softheaded ,
- stark raving mad ,
- stricken ,
- struck ,
- stupid ,
- superannuated ,
- thoughtless ,
- turned on ,
- unbalanced ,
- unfit ,
- unfounded ,
- unhinged ,
- wacko ,
- wacky ,
- wasted ,
- weak ,
- weakened ,
- wet ,
- whacky ,
- wild about ,
- witless ,
- woozy .
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How to use "Gaga" in context?
Gaga is defined by Webster as "a state of extreme excitement, enthusiasm, or madness", and is derived from Old French word gage meaning "pledge, oath". The term gained mainstream popularity in the early 2000s, when American singer Lady Gaga achieved international success with her debut album "Red Hot Chilli Peppers". Since then, the term has been widely used to describe people or things that are extremely amazing, remarkable, or massively popular.
People typically use the term to describe someone or something that is so amazing that it is hard to believe, such as the singer Madonna, who is widely known as the "Queen of Pop".
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Proper noun, singular
geagea.
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Proper noun, singular
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