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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The politician's comments made him come across as a bit of a nutcase.
She wore a tutu to the grocery store - what a nutcase.
The scientist's bizarre theories made him the subject of ridicule, as people thought he was a nutcase.
The politician's nutcase speech was full of lies and wild accusations.
The dog's nutcase barking at every little noise drove me crazy.
The nutcase chef combined strange ingredients that no one had ever thought of before, creating a unique and interesting dish.
The horror movie was full of nutcase scenes that scared me.
The carnival ride was so nutcase that I felt sick afterwards.
The police officer had to call for backup to deal with the nutcase suspect.
The hacker's nutcase exploits made him a legend in the underground community.
The dictator's nutcase behavior led to widespread human rights abuses.
The writer's nutcase prose was praised for its originality but also criticized for its incomprehensibility.
The artist's nutcase work was considered too avant-garde for many art collectors.
The philosopher's nutcase ideas about the human condition were both profound and unsettling.
The musician's nutcase onstage antics delighted some fans and alarmed others.
I'm not getting in a car with that nutcase driver.
The woman in the park talking to herself seemed like a nutcase.
The scientist's nutcase theory about the nature of time and space was ridiculed by his peers.
That guy on the street corner shouting at the sky looks like a nutcase.
The movie's villain was portrayed as a dangerous nutcase.
The old man is known to be a nutcase person in the town.
The politician's nutcase speech left everyone confused.
That artist is known for creating nutcase paintings.
The little boy said his imaginary friend was a nutcase creature.
The crazy man on the street was a nutcase guy.
The teacher had to deal with a nutcase student.
She thought her neighbor was a nutcase person.
The police officer described the suspect as a nutcase individual.
The journalist wrote a story about a nutcase conspiracy theory.
The movie had a nutcase character that stole the show.
She has a nutcase boss who yells at her every day.
My boss is a nutcase about punctuality and expects everyone to be early to meetings.
The inventor was a real nutcase and spent all his time tinkering in his workshop.
My sister-in-law is a nutcase about her yoga practice and never misses a session.
He's a nutcase when it comes to cleanliness; he won't let anyone touch his things.
He's a nutcase about cars; he knows everything about them.
The professor was a nutcase about grammar and would correct every little mistake we made.
My brother is a nutcase for video games; he spends all day playing them.
She's a complete nutcase about her favorite band.
The fashion designer was a total nutcase when it came to finding the perfect shade of blue for her latest collection.
My grandfather is a nutcase for old Western movies and can recite all the lines.
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